[issue2209] Doctor defies drugmakers, Unveils neuropathy Nerve Restoration Program

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 , Sen. Goldwater". The Harvard Crimson. The Ripon Society. Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr. (TV) (New York, NY: PBS). 24 February 1969. "During the battles for the Republican Party in the 1960s, the Ripon Society was founded in Massachusetts to further liberal ("moderate" in the Society's own terminology) tendencies in the party – the Rockefeller, Scranton, Romney wing, as opposed to the Goldwater, Reagan, and even Nixon wing. Today's conversation changes none of the participants' minds, but it clearly lays out the two wings' current positions. WFB: "The Ripon Society certainly seems to me to have affected most people as an organization that is industriously engaged in trying to persuade the Republican Party to be like the Democratic Party." TEP: "No, it's engaged in persuading the Republican Party to do those things that will enable it to compete with the Democratic Party in states where the Democratic Party is strong. That's a bit different. We try to take Republican idea
 s and formulate them so that they can embrace the necessary role of government in the last few decades of this century."" 1970–1979 Auspitz, Josiah Lee (1 March 1970.) "A Reply from the Ripon Society". Commentary Magazine. Brown, Jr., Clifford W (1974). Ripon Society Jaws of Victory: The Game-Plan Politics of 1972, Ede Crisis of the Republican Party, and the Future of the Constitution. Delegates discrimination and the Constitution: a Ripon Society statement on the malapportionment of delegates to Republican National Conventions. Indiana University and The Ripon Society. 1972. Digitized 13 May 2010. The Republican State Central Committee of Arizona v. The Ripon Society Inc, 409 U.S. 1222 (U.S. Supreme Court 1972). The Ripon Society, Inc. v. National Republican Party, 525 F.2d. 567 (D.C. Court of Appeals 1976). 1980–1989 Hunter, Marjorie; Weaver Jr., Warren (30 July 1985). "Republican of the Year". Briefing. The New York Times. Retrieved 3 April 2014. "When Vice President Bush sou
 ght the Republican nomination for President in 1980, he was generally billed as a moderate, at least more of a moderate than Ronald Reagan. But as President Reagan's Vice President, Mr. Bush has kept a relatively conservative profile. And so it is of more than passing interest to note that he will receive the Republican of the Year award tonight from the Ripon Society, a research organization that fosters moderate Republicanism, commitment to arms control, expansion of civil rights, fiscal responsibility and renewal of environmental resources. The award places the Vice President on a par, at least within the Ripon ranks, with two other men who might seek the Republican Presidential nomination in 1988. The two, Bob Dole and Howard H. Baker Jr., were past recipients of the Republican of the Year award." King; Wayne; Weaver Jr., Warren (11 August 1986). "Loyalty and Then Some". Washington Talk: Briefing. The New York Times. Retrieved 3 April 2014. "The Ripon Society has prided itself o
 ver the years on being younger, more academic-oriented and more progressive in philosophy than the rest of the Republican Party, but it has nevertheless remained resolutely inside that party. Just now, with the Democrats trying to regain in November the Senate majority they lost six years ago, the society is proclaiming and demonstrating its supervening loyalty to the G.O.P."

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