My approach is probably that of a Disraeli conservative—a strong foreign policy, strong adherence to basic values that the nation believes in, and to conserving those values and not being destructive of them, but combined with reform—reform that will work, not reform that destroys.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "My approach is probably that of a Disraeli conservative—a strong foreign policy, strong adherence to basic values that the nation believes in, and to conserving those values and not being destructive of them, but combined with reform—reform that will work, not reform that destroys." in the context of "Richard Nixon, quoted in Henry Paolucci, 'America's Very Own Disraelis', The New York Times (12 December 1972), p. 47" to mean that wisdom is timeless.