Pat Buchanan Gets It Right, Sort Of

Maybe some healthy, inclusive nationalism would do the U.S. some good.
by
Noah Smith
We're Americans, too.                                                                          

These days, many people tend to dismiss anything Pat Buchanan says. But in a recent column in WorldNetDaily, Buchanan raises an important point: America could use a bit of nationalism. By "nationalism," I don't mean jingoistic sentiment and aggressive militarism. I mean a sense of national cohesion, of being one unified people instead of just a collection of unrelated individuals who happen to live in the same geographical space. Here's Buchanan:

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