STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Daniel Patrick Moynihan Belonged to a Democrat Party that No Longer Exists
He died in 2003, leaving a legacy of bold, influential ideas, bipartisan service, and an unmistakable style. Few figures in American public life have earned such widespread bipartisan respect as Daniel Patrick Moynihan: a complex, multifaceted figure who embodied principled liberalism, intellectual rigor, pragmatic statesmanship, an unmistakable dapper presence, sharp-suited, bow-tied flair that projected gravitas […] The post Daniel Patrick Moynihan Belonged to a Democrat Party that No Longer Exists appeared first on StoneZone .
He died in 2003, leaving a legacy of bold, influential ideas, bipartisan service, and an unmistakable style. Few figures in American public life have earned such widespread bipartisan respect as Daniel Patrick Moynihan: a complex, multifaceted figure who embodied principled liberalism, intellectual rigor, pragmatic statesmanship, an unmistakable dapper presence, sharp-suited, bow-tied flair that projected gravitas and quiet defiance. Known to friends as Pat, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1927 and raised in the gritty streets of New York City’s Hell’s Kitchen after his family moved when he was six, he rose from deep poverty and family instability following his father’s abandonment. From age 11, Moynihan contributed to his family’s…Open