Pat Buchanan

Pat Buchanan (born November 2, 1938), is an American author, syndicated columnist, and television commentator. In 2000, he ran for President of the United States on the Reform Party ticket. He had twice unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for president. He has written several books on his political and religious views.

External links

• NNDB.com profile

Buchanan-affiliated

• Buchanan's twice-weekly column
• The American Conservative magazine
• The American Cause
• Buchanan for President 2000 archive
• Opening night "Culture war" speech at 1992 Republican National Convention
• Buchanan appears on public radio show "Open Source," says of the Bush administration "The Republican Party in Washington DC today are the sort of people we went into politics to run out of town."

News and analysis

• PBS.org - third party presidential candidates in 2000
• BBC News - Reform Party Split Deepens. August 12, 2000
• CNN.com Buchanan claims Reform Party nomination. August 12, 2000
• Buchanan 2000: What Went Wrong (enterstageright.com)
• Buchanan and Palm Beach county controversy
• Buchanan attacked with salad dressing. April 1, 2005

Opposing views

• CampusProgress.org - Know Your Right Wing Speakers
• RealChange.org - Pat Buchanan's Skeleton Closet
• Overview and refutation of Buchanan's diesel engine assertion

Supporting views

• Murray Rothbard's 1990 defense of Buchanan
• The New American - "Targeted for Destruction"

Misc.

• A page featuring his ancestry through nine generations