by Patrick J. Buchanan - May 8, 1999 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Citadel, South CarolinaWe must restore this nation's military power... America must retrench and America must rearm.General Grinalds, distinguished guests, and friends of the Citadel. It is truly an honor to address this last graduating class of the 20th century -- and a truly unique class it is, of an institution whose name is Continue reading...
Buchanan in Defense of His Stance on Taxes
Monday - May 3, 1999 at 7:48 am
by Patrick J. Buchanan - May 3, 1999 Letter to the Editor - THE BOSTON GLOBEIn his April 22 news story, Michael Kranish suggests that I am saying one thing about taxes in New Hampshire and another in Texas ("Candidate's stances vary with audience," Page A1). Not true. For a decade I have argued for tariffs on imports from China and Third World countries to cut out of America's colon a huge, Continue reading...
Bring Back Vision, Patriotism of Reagan’s Party
Sunday - April 18, 1999 at 10:20 pm
by Patrick J. Buchanan - April 18, 1999 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICIn recent years, Ronald Reagan's Grand Old Party has at times seemed divided and dispirited. And unless that party can redefine its vision, reclaim its heritage and rekindle its fighting spirit, it will forfeit its claim to lead America.With the fall of the "evil empire" a decade ago, an era ended; yet the party seems frozen in Continue reading...
The Mess They Made
Tuesday - April 13, 1999 at 10:18 pm
by Patrick J. Buchanan - April 13, 1999 THE WASHINGTON POSTThree weeks into Bill Clinton's Balkan adventure and America risks a debacle. The human rights crisis in Kosovo has exploded into a catastrophe. Slobodan Milosevic is being rallied around like some Serbian Churchill. Montenegro and Macedonia are destabilized; Russia is being swept by anti-American jingoism; and U.S. troops may have Continue reading...
A Time For Truth About China
Monday - April 5, 1999 at 9:42 pm
by Patrick J. Buchanan - April 5, 1999 Address to the Commonwealth Club San Francisco, CaliforniaMy subject today is U.S.-China relations on the eve of the visit of Mr. Zhu Rongji to the United States. In the decade that has elapsed since the last visit of a Chinese premier, much has transpired that is deeply troubling and, indeed, profoundly alarming.Ten years ago, a frightened Chinese Continue reading...
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