[Joe Hadenuf]

Why is it that when someone like PJB dares to question all this alleged conventional wisdom and refuses to fall in line with other useful media idiots that it somehow translates into negative and destructive?

My thoughts.

As Pat is one of the few honest public figures out there with the backbone to bring attention to the epic invasion of millions of illegals, and the disgraceful, open border time bomb..While our elected leaders stand in stone cold silence, as their own constituents scream for relief, year after year....

[american spirit]

My sentiments exactly....let's see what some of the limpwristers have to say.

[iranger]

"As Pat is one of the few honest public figures out there with the backbone to bring attention to the epic invasion of millions of illegals,"

Savage does it better because he understands that illegal immigrants and the islamists represent a clear and present danger to our national security.

[rmlew]

Unfortunately, by joining with the neo-confederates, and hate-America left, Pat is hurting the immigration-reform movement.

You can't be a nationalist and hate your country. Ersatz nationalism is unmoored from reality.

[Wavyhill]

As Pat is one of the few honest public figures out there with the backbone to bring attention to the epic invasion of millions of illegals, and the disgraceful, open border time bomb.. Too bad that history doesn't back you up. As a matter of fact, Pat Buchanan's decisive break with the "neocons," as he called them, was in the early 1990's. At that time, the GOP was thoroughly anti-illegal immigration. Newt Gingrich and Tom DeLay were trying to push through severe restrictions on I.I., and on welfare for any immigrants, whether legal or not. Dole's campaign followed suit. What caused the GOP to back off the immigration issue was sheer vote calculation--the paleos had already left the party, not over immigration but over Israel and foreign trade. The paleos also took the side of the Demoncrats in the budget battle of 1995, since they wanted to bring the GOP down by any means necessary. Then, having stabbed the GOP in the back, won Clinton a 2nd term, and caused the GOP to conclude that paleos weren't worth the trouble of seeming "anti-immigrant," the Buchananites shouted "The Republicans have sold out on immigration." Wrong, Pat, you sold us out.