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Unlike the doe-eyed, smitten Buchananites, who would die for Pat no matter how many Marxists he appointed or unions he sucked up to, I have no qualms about pointing out Bush's failings.

His capitulation on the education bill was a disgrace. His signing of CFR was gutless. His spending is atrocious. His tariffs are vote-buying, with the American consumer picking up the tab (which was also a large part of Buchanan's campaign strategy.)

I voted for Alan Keyes in the primary, but when faced with the choices in the general, he was the best choice on the ballot.

Buchanan is a former conservative, turned irrelevant, protectionist, populist.

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I voted for Alan Keyes in the primary, but when faced with the choices in the general, he was the best choice on the ballot. Buchanan is a former conservative, turned irrelevant, protectionist, populist.

If you really supported Keyes in the GOP presidential primary, to be intellectually honest with yourself you would have to support Buchanan as well as the two arch-conservatives are peas in a pod and agree on virtually every issue except immigration which Keyes supports and Buchanan opposes.