In recent years [[Pat Buchanan]] has identified himself with America First, justifying it historically and calling for its renewal. Conservative historians have rejected his misinterpretations of the 1940s and wondered about his favorable treatment of Nazi foreign policy.<ref> See Alan J. Levine, "Buchanan's Flawed History of World War II," ''World and I,'' Vol. 15, August 2000 [http://www.questia.com/read/5002356598?title=Buchanan's%20Flawed%20History%20of%20World%20War%20Ii online edition]</ref> | In recent years [[Pat Buchanan]] has identified himself with America First, justifying it historically and calling for its renewal. Conservative historians have rejected his misinterpretations of the 1940s and wondered about his favorable treatment of Nazi foreign policy.<ref> See Alan J. Levine, "Buchanan's Flawed History of World War II," ''World and I,'' Vol. 15, August 2000 [http://www.questia.com/read/5002356598?title=Buchanan's%20Flawed%20History%20of%20World%20War%20Ii online edition]</ref> |