William Lewis Safir

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William Lewis Safir, better known as William Safire, was an American author, political columnist, and Pulitzer Prize–winning commentator renowned for his long-running New York Times column and his writings on language and politics.

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instanceOf American
Pulitzer Prize winner
human
journalist
political columnist
alsoKnownAs William Lewis Safir
William Lewis Safire
linked to: William Safire
awardReceived Presidential Medal of Freedom
Pulitzer Prize for Commentary
birthName William Lewis Safir
causeOfDeath pancreatic cancer
citizenship United States
columnIn The New York Times Magazine
dateOfBirth 1929-12-17
dateOfDeath 2009-09-27
educatedAt Syracuse University
employer The New York Times
familyName Safir
genre language commentary
political commentary
givenName William
knownFor columns on language
columns on politics
languageOfWorkOrName English
nationality American
notableFor conservative political views
notableWork New York Times political column
On Language column
linked to: On Language
occupation author
columnist
journalist
speechwriter
placeOfBirth New York
New York City
United States
placeOfDeath Rockville Centre, New York
linked to: Rockville Centre
positionHeld chairman of the Dana Foundation
religion Judaism
residence New York City
Washington, D.C.
spouse Helene Belmar Julius
wrote “Freedom”
“Full Disclosure”
“Lend Me Your Ears: Great Speeches in History”
“On Language” (book collections)
linked to: On Language

“Safire’s Political Dictionary”

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