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To: cvq3842
Hmmm, let's see. Sounds like someone at National Review finally got around to reading "Death of the West" by Patrick Buchanan a couple years after it was published. But that's just about par for the course for them. First they accuse PJB of being anti-semitic, unpatriotic, etc., then they steal all his ideas without attribution since he has more original ideas in a month than that whole bunch of Jonah Goldberg wannabes have ever had in their lives.
2 posted on 05/05/2004 7:13:38 AM PDT by Maximilian
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To: Maximilian
Could be!

There are conservatives, and then there are conservatives.
3 posted on 05/05/2004 7:22:10 AM PDT by cvq3842
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To: Maximilian
"Sounds like someone at National Review finally got around to reading "Death of the West" by Patrick Buchanan a couple years after it was published. "

A big Conservative Right On. If people would actually read Buchanan they would find that he is right about this as well as illegal immigration, abortion, homosexual practices, trade job losses and foreign entanglements bringing war to our shores.

Pat continues to demonstrate unsurpassed analytical forecasting of what is best for America. Being for America first makes Pat the object of smearers.

5 posted on 05/05/2004 7:31:06 AM PDT by ex-snook (Neocon Chickenhawk for War like Liberal Cuckoo for Welfare. Both freeload.)
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To: Maximilian
"Sounds like someone at National Review finally got around to reading "Death of the West" by Patrick Buchanan a couple years after it was published."

Yep, started to sound familiar by the second sentence.
11 posted on 05/05/2004 8:06:48 AM PDT by moehoward
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