National Perspective — David Shribman — September 27, 2017

David Shribman

WARREN — Come along for a leisurely drive on the winding, remote backwoods byways of American conservatism.

Let's start in Lebanon, where Norris Cotton worked as a lawyer before being elected to the U.S. House (1947-1954) and the Senate (1954-1974, 1975). He described himself as "rock-ribbed conservative and proud of it."

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