Thread: Pat Buchanan on coast to coast AM tonight

Wed 11.28 >>Starting at 10pm PT: Author, columnist, and television commentator Pat Buchanan will discuss his new book Day of Reckoning: How Hubris, Ideology, and Greed Are Tearing America Apart"

The Coast to Coast AM radio show starts at 10pm PT till 2am PT, don't think Pat will be on for all 4 hours. I love Pat and I'm still a Pat Buchanan republican...

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/

Pat Buchanan fan also. Thanks for the link domack

this man is a National Treasure

Thanks domack,

He is my hero also and one smart guy.

Everything he said years ago has come to pass and they called him an anti-Semite and nut.

Coast to Coast comes on here in the East at 1:00 but my Husband usually listens and I subscribe to it so I can download or listen to it anytime. I think I will be staying up tonight.

I just finished watching the neocons and a holes give their opinion of who did the best in the debate and while not hearing it all. I heard the last part where that CNN Lawyer (the one with the curly hair and glasses) I think his name is Jeffrey Tubin said: Ron Paul still thinks there is a highway being built from Mexico to Canada through Texas, and they all laughed.

I am so mad I could spit bullets.

The adrenalin is pretty high about now, so I'll be up.

He was also great on the Ed Schultz show this morning.

Thanks I found him if it doesn't fade out .

Pats been warning us for years . Too bad we didn't listen earlier .

It was a great discussion and Buchanan's new book would be great for a presidential candidate; I'm sure Pat isn't wanting to do that, now, but I had forgotten what a super smart and great historian he was;

He's got the command of history at his fingertips (brain tips) and would be a wonderful candidate; he could make any of the republican candidates take their marbles and throw their support to him.

He hasn't declared for a particular candidate.

I really wish he would, because there is so much pandering to the strongest border advocate, and then the "most religious", if you know what I mean.

I keep remembering that we were duped by the likes of Bush and Company on the border issue, and we had to fight the battle of May 2007; glad we did, but I don't want to support another mistake like George Bush again.

As articulate as Peggy Noonan is she said it best in her piece in the Opinon Journal http://www.opinionjournal.com/column.../?id=110010148
Her description of Bush having torn the conservative movement "asunder" and having treated his supporters alike "beaten spouses" pretty much describes my support for President Bush's presidency.

I just don't want to make a mistake on the 2008 choice.

Unfortunately, the Republicans under the current leadership of the Republican party probably has shredded it so much that it isn't too viable for this coming election.

Noonan in a column following the one I cited, above, distilled her thoughts as, "get over it, and move on," it's very hard to just grin and bear it."

Frankly, I had hoped the Nancy Pelosi crew would investigate this administration's use of "signing statements" and other issues of "over shooting reason" but they just fell silent, after taking their Attorney General scalp and "moved on" ; I certainly believe that maybe the "people" have taken responsibility for mitigating the amnesty/illegal immigration issue.

We certainly can't depend on this administration's leadership on the Illeagal immigration issue. Good bye and good riddance Karl Rove, and your strategies for conquest or victory.