Remarks by Wm. F. Buckley Jr., New York Conservative Party Dinner, October 15, 1973
Ladies and gentlemen, I sometimes have the feeling that to me the balance of the year is nothing more than an interruption of the continuing speech I deliver to the Conservative Party at its annual dinner. Worse still, I sometimes feel that this is the way many of you surely look upon it. I have no doubt that some of you have whispered to yourselves: “God, I wish Buckley would take a bribe. We need a new face.” I would not blame you, though I hope you would blame me, concerning which point more in just a minute.
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