David Keene: A Life in Conservative Politics
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David Keene, a pivotal figure in the conservative movement, passed away at age eighty-one. He held key roles such as chairing the American Conservative Union and running the Conservative Political Action Conference. Keenes career spanned decades, starting in the early sixties as a Young Americans for Freedom activist. He worked with various political figures, including Spiro Agnew, James Buckley, and Ronald Reagan. Keenes influence was profound, earning respect from grassroots activists and top leaders. He remained active even after a stroke, advising Bob Dole and editing opinions for the Washington Times. His legacy continues through his influence and his wifes work at the Independent Womens Forum.
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