During Pat’s campaign was the first political rally I ever attended. And when I first began to understand how much the governmental power structure hated normal people.
I loved it when he took his presidential campaign to a gun show.
Mr Buchanan will be missed. A MAGA voice before before it became a campaign slogan.
A great Paleo conservative. He will be sorely missed.
I agree with him on WWI, but not WWII.
One of the best writers I’ve ever seen, whether I agreed with him or not.
IBITHWD........................
I remember when he ran the first time, a National Review cover asked the question “Is Pat Buchanon Anti-Semitic? With limited evidence, based mostly on his positions, they concluded he was. I wondered why they never did the same analysis on James Carter. There certainly was more evidence. That was one of my early recognition of the uni-party nature of National Review.
Voted for him when he first ran for president.
If he won the entire country would be 100x better off than it is today.
He was an American first patriot. He was an intellectual populist.
He stood miles above open border RINOS like the Bush family.
Like Trump...he was despised by the left and the fake conservative incorporated crowd.
LOL!
pat buchanan is a moron
I recall Pat once answering another TV panelist, “You have to understand the Democrat and Republican Parties are the left and right wings of the same bird of prey”. Is it ever so true.
I’m sure Mahmoud Abbas is available.
Long Before Donald Trump, Pat Buchanan was the loudest champion for building the border wall. His many prescient warnings just fell on deaf ears.
He is like the male version of the Greek prophetess, Cassandra…
Pat’s “THE DEATH OF THE WEST” book is a classic.
PROPHETIC
In 1996, I ran as a Buchanan delegate in the Louisiana GOP primary. I was always very proud that I was able to have a part in that campaign.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1996_Republican_Party_presidential_primaries#cite_ref-2
On February 6, Buchanan won the Louisiana caucus. Buchanan and Gramm had made several trips to the state to campaign. Gramm was expected to win, due to being from neighboring Texas and having the support of many of the Louisiana party regulars.[2]
His obsessions for World War 2 revisionism was, and is, pretty creepy. Why was it so important for him to defend John Demnjanjuk, or to endorse a claim that Eisenhower starved a million German POWs, or that Britain should have made peace with Hitler?
The Trump years turned me around on PB. Started to respect what he had to say. There are certain things I had issues with PB, but he was spot on for the last half decade at least. Hope he enjoys his retirement.