Robert A. McCormick (political figure)

Robert A. McCormick (1880–1955) was an influential American newspaper publisher and a significant political figure known for his role as the owner of the Chicago Tribune. He was a strong advocate for conservative ideas and played a key role in promoting nationalist and isolationist policies, particularly during the interwar period. His editorial stance often reflected his views on issues like government intervention and American involvement in foreign conflicts. McCormick's influence extended beyond journalism, as he actively participated in political discourse and supported various candidates aligned with his principles, leaving a lasting impact on American media and politics.