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On Laura Ingraham’s radio show Monday, conservative commentator Pat Buchanan, a former MSNBC contributor and author of “Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?” echoed the sentiment he voiced on last weekend’s “The McLaughlin Group,” about President Barack Obama’s newfound gay-marriage position. But this time he voiced his disappointment that the Republican Party isn’t using it more to its advantage. (more)

At present, freshman Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio is thought to be a slight favorite to be Mitt Romney’s running mate in the upcoming presidential election. But according to Pat Buchanan, the former MSNBC contributor and author of “Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?” that seems unlikely. (more)

This week on Uncommon Knowledge, author and commentator Pat Buchanan discusses the disintegration of the United States as a superpower and a united nation. (more)

For many, the media coverage of the shooting of Trayvon Martin, a Sanford, Fla. youth, by accused neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, has left something to be desired. But according to Pat Buchanan, a former MSNBC contributor and author of “Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?” this was just an opportunity the media have been waiting to seize upon. (more)

It’s been over a month since the incident, but the details of the Trayvon Martin controversy still aren’t clear to a lot of people. Yet as some have noted, there seems to be a rush to judgment, including a call to action, particularly by MSNBC “PoliticsNation” host Al Sharpton. (more)

On Monday’s “The Laura Ingraham Show,” former MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan told the radio host why he thinks it’s too early for Republicans to give up on the presidential election. (more)

This is the second installment in Jack Hunter’s new Daily Caller video commentary series, “The Deal with Jack Hunter.” In this week’s installment, Jack argues that by firing Pat Buchanan, MSNBC, Media Matters and the Color of Change have undermined free speech. (more)

In an interview on Russia Today with Gayane Chichakyan on Tuesday, former MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan warned that some people in positions of power in Israel and the United States that would like to see the U.S. engaged in a war with Iran over its potential to build a nuclear weapon. (more)

Former MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan said in an interview with The Daily Caller that he regrets the cable network took him off the air “but it’s over and you move on.” (more)

On his Friday show, “Hardball” host Chris Matthews offered an unexpected tribute to Pat Buchanan, who he had worked with at MSNBC for the last 10 years. Although on the opposite end of the political spectrum from Buchanan, Matthews echoed the sentiments of MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, telling his viewers that he would miss the conservative commentator. (more)

On Friday’s “Sean Hannity” radio program, now-former MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan elaborated on his departure from the network he had been with for a decade. According to Buchanan, it wasn’t that he was looking to leave MSNBC, but had his hand forced. (more)

In an essay for The American Conservative posted on Thursday, now-former MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan announced that his days at the cable news network “had come to an end,” and criticized two organizations he said were making the push for his departure: Color of Change and the embattled left-wing media watchdog Media Matters. (more)

According to Pat Buchanan, the Obama administration’s decision to revise its mandate that religious institutions must offer “access” to conception, despite the mandate violating Church doctrine, still falls short. (more)

On Mark Levin’s Monday night radio show, Michael Reagan, the adopted son of Ronald Reagan, defended Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich against accusations that he was not a part of the Reagan Revolution. (more)

Over the last week, several people that worked in the Reagan administration have come forward and countered former House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s claim that he is a “Reagan Republican.” These people say Gingrich “wasn’t on board with a lot of what President Ronald Reagan tried to accomplish during his two terms.” (more)

On Tuesday’s episode of the “Laura Ingraham Show,” Pat Buchanan dismissed rumors that another candidate — such as Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal or former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush — could be selected in a “smoke filled room” by a GOP leadership unhappy with Republican front-runners. (more)

The liberal activist group Color of Change announced Tuesday evening that it received confirmation from MSNBC that the left-leaning cable news network has indefinitely suspended conservative commentator Pat Buchanan. (more)

It has been months since MSNBC regular Pat Buchanan has appeared on the network, leading many to believe that his days there are over.  These rumors were fueled when MSNBC president Phil Griffin hinted that their professional relationship could very well be finished, citing controversial passages from Buchanan’s book, “Suicide of a Superpower.” (more)

Conservative commentator and former Republican presidential candidate Pat Buchanan says Ron Paul will likely win the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses, and that a poor showing by Newt Gingrich would be a death knell for his struggling campaign. (more)

As Rep. Ron Paul’s poll numbers continue to advance in Iowa and New Hampshire, his role in the nominating process for the Republican presidential candidate continues to expand. However, that might upset some establishment Republicans, who will be out to marginalize Paul should his role get too big. (more)