the most important was a fellow named russell kirk. end russell kirk was, in many ways, like buckley, many ways not like buckley, but at the very early age of 35 years old, assistant professor of what is now michigan state committee wrote a book called of the conservative mind through burke elliott that became a sensation. it was really a doctoral thesis and, again it was unlikely the such a book would become a sensation, but it caught the attention of certain editors at time magazine, and they ballyhooed very high in a special for the july edition of the magazine in 1953, and the book took off. and -- and kirk argued that bird is the true school of conservative thought. burt argued that libertarians were realistic and what counted was what he called the permanent things, religion, tradition, a community park literature. and he argued that -- one of his phrases was, you know, everything is not about getting another piece of pie and another pat of butter. society in zero we are about is about more important things than just economic growth. and he