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Good Time(ing) Bill: William F. Buckley and the Damage Done William F. Buckley was a smart man, that's for sure. He could throw around more ten dollar words than his beloved Catholic church has sinners (even excluding the priesthood). He knew all the right places to ski and the proper wines to drink while listening to this concerto or appreciating that symphony. A product of privilege right down to the French boarding schools he attended, Buckley was as sophisticated, erudite and insightful as they come. Except on the subject of politics, that is - which just happened to be his life's great work.

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Good Time(ing) Bill: William F. Buckley and the Damage Done

William F. Buckley was a smart man, that's for sure.

He could throw around more ten dollar words than his beloved Catholic church has sinners (even excluding the priesthood). He knew all the right places to ski and the proper wines to drink while listening to this concerto or appreciating that symphony. A product of privilege right down to the French boarding schools he attended, Buckley was as sophisticated, erudite and insightful as they come.

Except on the subject of politics, that is - which just happened to be his life's great work.