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Leo Brent Bozell Jr. He was a conservative Catholic, and a strong supporter of the anti-abortion movement. In , he co-founded the Catholic magazine Triumph , which published for a decade until its dissolution in Bozell , the co-founder of Bozell Worldwide.

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Bozell was the state American Legion Oratorical Contest Champion of Nebraska in and , winning the national title in He served in the U. But after his father's death that same year, he deferred his decision until so as not to upset his family. Bozell attended Yale University , where he became best friends with William F. Buckley Jr. Senate committee that would censure him, as well as a series of policy speeches through at least In , Bozell ran for the Maryland House of Delegates but lost.

Kirk inferred that Bozell would not have had any reason to be opposed to the decision, [ 8 ] but, in fact, he, along with Frank Meyer and William Rusher , protested the exclusion of the Society from the conservative movement. In , he moved his family to Spain purportedly because "you breathed the Catholic thing there" [ 10 ] and, along with Frederick Wilhelmsen and William Marshner among others, founded the Catholic magazine Triumph in which Bozell intended to be a bulwark of Catholic orthodoxy and a sort of National Review for Catholics.

However, the relationship between Bozell and his brother-in-law had already begun to sour; in March , when Buckley wrote a column warning that Catholics should not try to seek legislation that would impose on others their belief that abortion is murder, Bozell wrote a letter to the editors of National Review protesting that the column "reeks of relativism Buckley writes in this instance as though he had never heard of the natural law.