Buchanan: Distant Drums at Sarah's Party

September 05, 2008 Distant Drums at Sarah's Party By Patrick J. Buchanan Share Your Comments ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The American Right has just died and gone to heaven. Last night's convention address by Sarah Palin here in St. Paul has confirmed the bold decision of John McCain to choose the Alaska governor as his co-pilot and united the Republican Party as it has not been since the second term of Ronald Reagan. (Continued Below) Sponsored Content Click Here The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy is back! Already tired of the leftwing media spin on the 2008 elections? Had enough of Democratic talking heads hyping tax increases and the global warming scare looking for an island of straight-talking sanity in today's swamp of multi-culti liberal gibberish? Look no further. The Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy -- 2008 Presidential Election Edition shows you how to shoot down the latest liberal rants for bigger government, a cowardly foreign policy, and depraved social values. The liberals have devised an amazing number of new lunacies in the two years since the last edition of the Handbook appeared. But here are all the concise conservative counterpoints you need to slice and dice nutty liberal arguments. CLICK HERE to get your FREE copy of The Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy -- 2008 Presidential Election Edition today. A wild enthusiasm for Sarah Palin has brought conservatives home to John McCain, and GOP leaders of all hues -- from Fred Thompson to Mitt Romney to Mike Huckabee to Rudy Giuliani -- to the rostrum to lacerate the liberal media for their five days of feral assaults on Sister Sarah. The war the right lives for, against the people the right truly loathes -- the liberal media elite who savagely "Bork" every true conservative who gets on the path to national power -- has been reignited.   Click here to continue reading Pat Buchanan's column Sponsored Content Click Here At last, a quotation book from conservatives Finding an anthology of quotations that isn't distorted by liberal bias is increasingly a challenge. For instance, did you know that Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 16th edition, features 37 quotations from Franklin Roosevelt, 28 from John F. Kennedy -- and only three from Ronald Reagan? And here's the kicker: when the book's editor, Justin Kaplan, was told that all three Reagan selections seemed chosen to make Reagan look ridiculous, he replied, "I'm not going to disguise the fact that I despise Ronald Reagan." That's why Great Quotations that Shaped the Western Worldis so welcome -- and so necessary. Unlike most other quotation books, this one was compiled by a conservative – and includes 30 Reagan quotations. Its stated mission: "to celebrate liberty, which is sustained by virtue, which is sustained by religion, and to glory in the wonderful words of free men and women." You won't find this book in most bookstores, so click here to find out more about Great Quotations That Shaped the Western World

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