Is Pat Buchanan losing his edge? The reason I ask is that recently I happened into a Dollar Tree Store and saw his autobiography book on sale there. You guessed it the price was one dollar. I did not purchase the book, but thought to myself, well here is a hardback book on sale of a buck of someone who appears nightly on our Television Set with something to say about some event or individual involved in the news.

It is interesting for a couple of reasons;

1.) It is amazing that the Dollar Store can make such great deals and;

2.) It is interesting that Pat Buchanan cannot command a higher price for his autobiography.

Does this mean that Pat Buchanan’s notoriety is plummeting or is his book for sale at the Dollar Tree as it reaches his exact demographic of supporters? Whatever the case it appears that his books are selling quite well in the Dollar Tree Stores, as there were only a few left on the shelves there.

There were also many other titles, hardback books there as well, although many were not books you would have heard about. Yet the Pat Buchanan book stood out big time, and surely caught my eye. Why are these books not selling in other places? If they are selling then why would anyone pay any more for the Pat Buchanan book than $1.00?

Do your self a favor, do not pay $18.95 for Pat Buchanan’s book at the larger bookstore retail outlets, you need only pay one dollar for it. Another thought, if the book only costs one dollar new, then surely you can find one at a garage sale for $.10 used?

All people should shop the bargains these days and if you like this Pat Buchanan fellow, then why not save a little cash at one of those Dollar or $.99 Stores? I hope this article was of interest to help you propel thought in 2007.

"Lance Winslow" - Online Think Tank forum board. If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/. Lance is a guest writer for Our Spokane Magazine in Spokane, Washington

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