Original sentence: (1982) Profiles in Populism.Carto, Willis A.Critics charged that the book whitewashed the anti-Semitism of Coughlin and Ford, and that Carto remained a devotee of Yockey throughout the 1980s and 1990s.Flag Press.Later, Carto would define his ideology as Jeffersonian and populist rather than National Socialist, particularly in Carto's 1982 book Profiles in Populism.Liberty Lobby was perhaps best known for publishing the newspaper, The Spotlight, between 1975 and 2001, which is also now defunct.On March 26 2003, Switzerland issued an arrest warrant for Carto for embezzling millions from the IHR and its parent company.That book presented sympathetic profiles of several United States political figures including Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, as well as Father Coughlin and Henry Ford.The Anti-Defamation League as well as other critics believe that Willis Carto, more than anybody else, was responsible for keeping organized anti-Semitism alive as a movement in the United States during the last half of the 20th century
Edited sentence: However a more nuanced view of him and his writings show as much a Jeffersonian as a National Socialist.In many ways Carto was the original Richard Viguerie - especially in his ability to raise money and a knack for creating political/ideological organizations that had an ability to change with the times.Liberty Lobby was perhaps best known for publishing the newspaper, The SPOTLIGHT, between 1975 and 2001, which is also now defunct.On 2003 March 26 Switzerland issued an arrest warrant for Carto for embezzling millions from the IHR and its parent company.The Anti-Defamation League as well as other tribal and political  critics have noted that Willis Carto, more than anybody else, was responsible for keeping an on going critique of alledged Jewish power and control alive in the United States during the last half of the 20th century