My friend, Pat Buchanan, is a lifelong student of history and a Braveheart with the courage to tell it the way it is.   Even when the truth is ugly.  

       America has learned a tough lesson the hard way.  The GOP should have backed his campaign and not George Bush for the presidency eight years ago. 

      What a different nation this would be today had Buchanan been elected president.  Likely the attacks of 9-11 would not have happened, for the course Pat would have set for America's foreign policy would have steered away from  involvement in  the affairs of the Middle East.  

       But, of course, everthing that has happened on the current Bush watch are the cards that we, as a nation, are now dealt - and until the next dealer comes along, they are the cards we have to play.

       The key question for America to think about is this: who on the current political scene can turn around the sorid mess that Pat Buchanan has recently and fairly described?  

       I know of only one individual with the vision and strength of character necessary to handle the complex task of righting the course of America.   He is a very humble, and very honest man.  He is one who, just like Pat Buchanan, speaks the truth, even when it is painful.  Do you know that rare, courageous man?  His name is becoming better known of late.  His name is Ron Paul.