Buchanan
Speech parts
1. Buchanan - Noun
2. Buchanan - Proper noun
Meaning
15th President of the United States (1791-1868)
Source: WordNetSynonyms
Examples
I think [Pat] Buchanan is far too easily and glibly dismissed.
[The Reform Party] also has some Buchananist tendencies. I know there are probably many admirers of Mr. Buchanan here, but I mean that in the sense that there are some anti-market elements in the Reform Party.
There is a wrong impression about one of the candidates. There is no such person running as James Buchanan. He is dead of lock-jaw. Nothing remains but a platform and a bloated mass of political putridity.
I'm on the conservative side, but [Pat] Buchanan is Attila the Hun.
A lot of people were very upset, especially people in Palm Beach County, who were saying that they had accidentally voted for Pat Buchanan, which was clearly a mistake. Even Pat Buchanan admitted this.
Buchanan is worse than a child playing with matches because he understands the dangerous impact of what he says.