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通常被认为是新右翼基石的媒体是小众意识形态期刊(如《国家评论》)和广播。与这些媒体一样重要的是，其他传播类似观点的主流出版物的影响范围要大得多——其中最重要的是《纽约每日新闻》(New York Daily News)，它是美国发行量最高的报纸。从20世纪40年代到60年代，《每日新闻》拥护比《国家评论》更右翼的保守民粹主义，将读者束缚在一个以反精英主义和白人工人阶级身份为基础的群体中。
The New York Daily News and the History of Conservative Media
The media outlets usually identified as building blocks of New Right are niche ideological journals (such as National Review) and radio broadcasts. As crucial as these outlets were, other mainstream publications propagating similar ideas had a far greater reach—foremost among them the New York Daily News, the highest-circulation newspaper in the country. From the 1940s through the 1960s, the Daily News espoused a conservative populism further right than National Review, binding its readers into a community based on anti-elitism and white working-class identity.
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