Walter Lippmann, the establishment liberal columnist, had long defended filibusters as a critical protection of minority rights.

NPR: In Filibuster Fight, Both Parties Switch Stances

Mattson hints at a respectful longing for such bygone mandarins of the commentariat as Walter Lippmann and Stewart Alsop.

NEWYORKER: Wag the Dog

You can compare him with a man whose views on foreign policy and American democracy were very similar, the columnist Walter Lippmann.

NEWYORKER: Getting Real

If Drudge was gossipy, he was no more so than Walter Winchell had been in the 1930s and '40s--and hadn't Winchell grasped the evil of Hitler far quicker than the reigning grandee of American journalism, Walter Lippmann?

FORBES: Medialand

It is an intellectual history, too, paying as much attention to thinkers such as John Dewey, Walter Lippmann, Reinhold Niebuhr and George Kennan, whose arguments shaped the decisions of presidents, as to the doings of the presidents themselves.

ECONOMIST: 20th-century America

It is not only a series of popes but also a number of prominent secular thinkers who believe that the birth-control pill has been one of the major milestones in human history a diverse group that runs from public intellectuals of a previous generation like Walter Lippmann to such contemporary scholars as Francis Fukuyama and Robert Putnam.

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