Pat Buchanan is finished at MSNBC

MSNBC | 3/11/03 | Interious

[Huck]

Michael Savage hitched himself to the wrong train.

He's resume building for FOX.

[hchutch]

The stuff he writes about this alleged "War Party" would have sounded better in the original German.

http://www.drudgereport.com/flash1.htm

[Interious]

"Pat's big problem is he knows people who are Jewish so he thinks this then makes him an expert on Israel. Hey Pat, spend some of your own money, buy a ticket and learn something."

It's too bad--Pat could have been a great GOP asset.

[dighton]

Hey, Pat--the Funny Farm is calling...

He'll have company.

[Britton J Wingfield]

Buchanan is basically a national socialist.

[The Vast Right Wing]

Patriot with a good soul? I think he is an anti-semetic bigot, how does that make him a patriot?

[Buck72]

I like Pat's domestic policy ideas but his foreign policy prescriptions are a head-in-the-sand pipedream.

[doug from upland]

At one time years ago, I was almost saying "Go, Pat, Go." Now, this guy can stuff it, along with another pest -- the Libertarians.

[mountaineer]

Limbaugh said today that Pat has an article coming out in his magazine (can't remember the name) that basically restates Rep. Moran's anti-Jew diatribe.

[SunStar]

Pat Buchanan sticks his foot in mouth once again by refering to the Jewish lobby as the "Amen Corner".

Pat Buchanan is against anything that remotely helps Israel or the Jews. Sad but true.

[bray]

Go Pat Go, and don't come back! LET'S ROLL!!

Pray for GW and Our Troops

[Consort]

I could never understand the Buchanan supporters. He was a messenger who drowned out his own message. The GOP has done better since he left.

[SunStar]

I understand the spirit of this; but my perception of Pat is that he is deeply patriotic, despite the misguidance of some of his Sobranian Notions.

He's right on many issue. Bring up immigration and border enforcement, and he is right-on-the-money. But as for intervention, global trade, etc., he is as isolationist as they come. His ideas would work in an ideal scenario, but they are not really practical.

[joesbucks]

Funny how back in the '88 convention the perception was Pat was being picked on because his speech was criticized for having too many "coded" messages in it.

Maybe the press really saw through what he really was/is.

[staytrue]

Paging Willie, Uh, I think Pat is gone gone gone.

[taxed2death]

AWW, C'mon people, lighten up on Pat.

He's right more times than he's wrong!

A true conservative.

[dwilli]

I haven't saw any numbers either but one thing for certain ... MSNBC didn't hire Pat 'cause he's a shrinking violet.

[holdonnow]

Pat has John Sweeney's domestic agenda, George McGovern's foreign policy agenda, and Huey Long's delivery.

[gcruse]

my perception of Pat is that he is deeply patriotic

If patriotism means closing the border to imports so that we have
no choice but to buy from American companies that would henceforth
be totally unionized and not allowed to operate offshore, then Pat
is patriotic.

[Willie Green]

Uh, I think Pat is gone gone gone.

Why? Because some troll posted a vanity?

Sheeesh.