Pegler

[ peg-ler ]

noun

1. (James) Westbrook, 1894–1969, U.S. journalist.

Example Sentences

Others, such as the Pulitzer Prize-winning conservative columnist Westbrook Pegler, skipped the niceties and went straight to accusing their fellow citizens of being enemy saboteurs.

From Los Angeles Times

“The Japanese in California should be under armed guard to the last man and woman right now and to hell with habeas corpus until the danger is over,” Pegler wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

Stephen Pegler, 68, said sorting the items was “not a big deal”, but added: “There are so many rumours about recycling, because we see them unloading… What annoys me is we are going to the bother of sorting it and then they’re just all going in the same place.”

From BBC

In the 1980s, Jesse Helms, in arguing against the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday, repeated Pegler’s argument, along with the conservative columnist Paul Harvey.

From Slate

Pegler argued, “A racist is a person who approves his own race and prefers the society of his own people.”

From Slate