Patrick J. Buchanan, America's leading populist conservative, was a senior adviser to three American presidents, ran twice for the Republican presidential nomination, in 1992 and 1996, and was the Reform Party candidate in 2000. In his 1992 challenge to President George H. W. Bush, Buchanan was the first national leader to put the issue of America's broken and bleeding Mexican border and the Third World invasion of the United States onto the national agenda. No figure in politics or journalism has done more to alert the nation to this existential crisis. The author of seven other books, including the bestsellers "Right from the Beginning; A Republic, Not an Empire"; "The Death of the West" (Thomas Dunne Books 2002); and "Where the Right Went Wrong" (Thomas Dunne Books 2004), Buchanan is a syndicated columnist and a founding member of three of America's foremost public affairs shows, NBC's "The McLaughlin Group, " and CNN's "The Capitol Gang" and "Crossfire." He lives in McLean, Virginia.
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