Mr. Buchanan argues in “Suicide of a Superpower” — which has the subtitle “Will America Survive to 2025?” — that the “European and Christian core of our country is shrinking,” which is damaging the nation “ethnically, culturally, morally, politically.” The book also contains a chapter titled “The End of White America.”
Mr. Griffin said, “The ideas he put forth aren’t really appropriate for national dialogue, much less the dialogue on MSNBC.” The network has set out to brand itself as a network designed to appeal to progressive and liberal viewers.
On his Web site, Mr. Buchanan reprints part of an essay from Chronicles magazine titled “The Mob vs. the Statesman” that defends the book: “For all the hue and cry over Buchanan’s supposed ‘hate,’ the emotion that runs through ‘Suicide of a Superpower’ is not hate, but love. Buchanan sees the country he grew up in and loved passing away, and he wants to raise his voice in its defense.”
"Mr. Griffin said, “Pat and I are going to meet soon and a decision will be made.” He added, “Pat is a good guy. Some of his ideas are alarming.”"
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Wow. The truth is alarming. Wow.
What is more alarming to me is all of the shit that the government is trying to force-feed the citizens.
And someone like Mr. Griffin making a statement like the above.
Wow.
Really.
ReplyDeleteThe network has set out to brand itself as a network designed to appeal to progressive and liberal viewers.
You're getting me wound up this morning, Brock. :)
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ReplyDeleteLi’l Lindsey Graham talks tough
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