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James Buchanan
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Noun1.James Buchanan - 15th President of the United States (1791-1868)James Buchanan - 15th President of the United States (1791-1868)
Buchanan, President Buchanan
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Just days into this year's campaign, Buchanan declared, "[Any] Supreme Court appointments in a Buchanan Administration will be only of pro-life constitutionalists and conservatives.
Buchanan to the Left of Them by Nichols, John / The Progressive
Still, Buchanan defended Southern traditions at the Citadel in South Carolina by saying that a Buchanan administration would allow the public military college to stay all-male.
S. CAROLINA GETS ITS SAY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Frustrated by this treatment, and responding to a charge that his proposed policies went against what business wanted, Buchanan warned that "American business is not going to run a Buchanan Administration.
'Nobility of capitalism.'(Pundit Watch)(Column) by Douglas, Susan / The Progressive
 
 
 
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