Frank Meyer was a man of great paradoxes. He began his adult life in the shadow of the Great Depression, a card-carrying Communist, but would die in 1972 a passionate anti-Communist and conservative intellectual. Meyer’s biographer, Daniel J. Flynn, a fellow at the Hoover Institution, describes him as a “study in contradictions and an exploder of stereotypes.”
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