Note: Includes questions and answers from the audience! In 1966 Buchanan joined Nixon’s staff of two; in 1968 he became President Nixon’s senior advisor. Drawing on his experiences as a Nixon intimate, in conjunction with a detailed analysis of the period’s social and political events, Buchanan closely examines how a …
By Tom Switzer – The Spectator – UK “Using more than 1,000 of his own personal memos to Nixon, marked with his scribbled replies, Buchanan tells the story of how this never-say-die politician sought to reconcile the warring factions of the Republican party.” Winston Churchill once said of politics that …
By Christopher Ruddy at NewsMax.com “The Greatest Comeback should be required reading for RNC staff and everyone across the country trying to help the GOP win the Senate… Buchanan’s “Comeback†is a fun read not only for the opportunity to see Nixon in such a personal, behind-the-scenes way, but also …
Pat Buchanan will speak at the Richard Nixon Foundation tonight at 10pm ET/7pm PT Tune in to see Patrick J. Buchanan, author of “The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority.” Legendary political commentator, New York Times bestselling author and aide to Presidents Nixon …
By Kevin D. Williamson at the National Review ….Don’t tell my friend Mark Krikorian, who recently praised my views on immigration as “patriotic,†but I am something of a liberal on the question. I am generally in favor of relatively high levels of immigration, at least of certain kinds of …
Senior advisor to president’s Nixon, Ford and Reagan, three-time presidential candidate and syndicated columnist Pat Buchanan sits down with Ben Weingarten of TheBlaze Books to discuss why Tea Partiers should read a book about Nixon, the controversial “Southern Strategy,” President Obama’s Cloward-Piven foreign policy, whether there is any chance Republicans …
By Scott Greer, Associate Editor at The Daily Caller When it comes to the future of the GOP, conservative commentator and former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan thinks America has flat out rejected one wing of the party: The wing that embraces Wall Street and big business interests. Buchanan shared his …
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