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'''Patrick Buchanan''' (b. 1938) is an [[American]] [[conservative]] author, political commentator, presidential speechwriter, advisor and presidential candidate. He was an assistant and special consultant to U.S. presidents [[Richard Nixon]], [[Gerald Ford]], and [[Ronald Reagan]]. In 2002, Buchanan co-founded ''The American Conservative''.

'''Patrick Buchanan''' (b. 1938) is an [[American]] [[conservative]] author, political commentator, presidential speechwriter, advisor and presidential candidate. He was an assistant and special consultant to U.S. presidents [[Richard Nixon]], [[Gerald Ford]], and [[Ronald Reagan]]. In 2002, Buchanan co-founded ''The American Conservative''.

In 2008, Buchanan published a book entitled, ''Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost Its Empire and the West Lost the World''<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Churchill-Hitler-Unnecessary-War-Britain/dp/0307405168/ref=sr_1_1</ref> in which he criticized [[British]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Neville Chamberlain]] for granting security guarantees to [[Poland]] and unnecessarily causing [[World War II]], costing the lives of more than 50 million people. He compared former President [[George W. Bush]]'s decision on [[NATO expansion]] to include seven additional [[Eastern European]] countries including the [[Baltic states]] of [[Estonia]], [[Latvia]] and [[Lithuania]] as equally unwise. He warned that NATO expansion into the former [[Soviet Union]] could lead the US into [[nuclear war]] with the [[Russian Federation]] despite the fact that the US has never had any vital interests in Eastern Europe.

In 2008, Buchanan published a book entitled, ''Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost Its Empire and the West Lost the World''<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Churchill-Hitler-Unnecessary-War-Britain/dp/0307405168/ref=sr_1_1</ref> in which he criticized [[British]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Neville Chamberlain]] for granting security guarantees to [[Poland]] and unnecessarily causing [[World War II]], costing the lives of more than 50 million people. He compared former President [[George W. Bush]]'s decision on [[NATO expansion]] to include seven additional [[Eastern European]] countries including the [[Baltic states]] of [[Estonia]], [[Latvia]] and [[Lithuania]] as equally unwise. He warned that NATO expansion into the former [[Soviet Union]] could lead the [[US]] into [[nuclear war]] with the [[Russian Federation]] despite the fact that the US has never had any vital interests in Eastern Europe.

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