A man wearing a red name-brand shirt with stripes on it and red sun glass and a red hat has some kind of music player in his hand that he is listening to with blue earphones.
Someone is wearing sunglasses.
Buchanan can't reconcile his lifelong anti-communism with the anti-interventionist philosophy that supposedly unites his book, so when it comes to the Cold War he carves out an absurd  The extreme evil of communism, he says, warranted military action in places as far-flung as Vietnam or as minuscule as Nicaragua.