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In reply to the discussion: Pat Buchanan: Immigrants A 'Greater Threat' Than ISIS [View all]global1
(26,485 posts)8. What Buchanan Should Have Said......
Look, wed better realize here that the United States itself is in tremendous long-term danger, I think, and the consistent obstruction of the Republicans and their lack of cooperation in Congress, the absolute lies being spread by Fox News and right wing pundits to people all over this country, the escalation of military hardware to the police forces of this country; the overt racism and bigotry socially, culturally and politically, all these things, it seems to me, are far greater long-term threats to the United States than even those dreadful characters over there in Syria or Iraq beheading people," Buchanan should have said.
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back in 1992, he was the presidential standard bearer for the Tea Party wing of the GOP!
big_dog
Sep 2014
#6
Note he is talking about all immigration, not just 'illegal immigrants'. Shows the real right-wing
pampango
Sep 2014
#10
Apparently, the real danger for Buchanan is that these immigrants would vote for Democrats.
Fortinbras Armstrong
Sep 2014
#12
this must be the wingnut talking point because Phyllis Schlafly said same thing yesterday
big_dog
Sep 2014
#21
Oh FFS & why would they not know the Beatles etc. do you think they came chipping arrowheads
lunasun
Sep 2014
#27
Neither the Beatles nor Beethoven were American and have been appreciated over much of the world
lunasun
Sep 2014
#33
Well neither are at the height of their popularity but I do not think it has much to do
lunasun
Sep 2014
#37
Well unless immigrants account for all music sales currently in the US I hardly see them to blame
lunasun
Sep 2014
#39
And the GOP wonders why everybody sees it as being the Party of Lily Whites.
blkmusclmachine
Sep 2014
#29
OMGawd, I've been hating on Phyllis Schlafly for half a century and she's still there.
freshwest
Sep 2014
#31
He has always been a racist, that has been his message for years and years. Disgusting how
Jefferson23
Sep 2014
#40
