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A conversaton with political author Pat Buchanan about the trend of conservative thought in America and the direction of conservative politics. He also discusses the dangers of globalization and free trade, chronicled in his book "The Great Betrayal".
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MikeDAntonio 11/10/2010 10:35 PM Report
I've followed Pat Buchanan since learning of his work with Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. He is always the "MOST informed guy in the room". I've voted for him and continue to support his ideas. Long live PJB!
Dan 09/17/2007 11:26 AM Report
Not just true, tru-ER today than a decade ago. Buchanan is perhaps the best analytical and predictive voice of this current epoch. Not just highly intelligent -- thus and therein the ability -- but just as incisively he is a pragmatist rather than idealist and, from that, a patriot inverse to the outward utopian zealots (true face much of the time if not all, being that of pernicious and solipsistic greed; a wish for the return of the slave trade most chiefly from the superior elites, its own form of race both directly literal and simply self-reverential, ivory towered if not skinned, apropos of a class that so often buries its collective head up its ass).
scott 08/31/2007 04:24 PM Report
Smartest wrong-winger in America - with
David Brooks, the best mind of the 19th cent
who at least parses reality issue by issue as
opposed to the neuroses of the current New Age
knee-jerk Nazi neo-con artists and their
"Contract on America". A yeoman's job as usual
Charlie.
Michael 05/14/2007 12:35 AM Report
Smartest right winger in America. So many of his comments in 1998 ring true in 2007.