by Patrick J. Buchanan - June 30, 1998 If they cannot pledge loyalty to America, why should Americans be loyal to them?... Not until two-thirds of the states ratified the Constitution did America become one nation under God. Yet some patriots still date the birth of the nation to Philadelphia, July 4, 1776. And as we prepare to celebrate the 222nd anniversary of that Continue reading...

by Patrick J. Buchanan - June 26, 1998 The title of largest employer in the USA long ago passed to the McDonald's and Wal-Marts. GM is now the largest employer - - in Mexico. And as the United Auto Workers strike spreads from Flint, Mich., it is easy to see where Motown's future lies: south of the border, down Mexico way... "What's good for America is good for Continue reading...

CSPAN Booknotes Interview - June 24, 1998 BRIAN LAMB, host: Pat Buchanan, author of "The Great Betrayal." LAMB: Who are Uncle Bob and Aunt Honey? Mr. BUCHANAN (Author, "The Great Betrayal"): They're my mother's youngest sister and my uncle, and they live up in the Mon Valley of western Pennsylvania. He had a farm, and I used to go up there in the summers back in the 1940s. And Uncle Bob Continue reading...

by Patrick J. Buchanan - June 23, 1998 America had best wake up. Last week's trade numbers were the most ominous yet. Exports to Asia fell, as imports soared. This nation is now running a merchandise trade deficit clocked in April at nearly $260 billion a year, and accelerating... On the eve of Mr. Clinton's departure for China, Beijing decided to snap the White House Continue reading...

by Patrick J. Buchanan - June 19, 1998 A majority of U.N. members is today moving resolutely to give supranational institutions sovereign authority greater than that of nations. Through these institutions, and the extension of the one-nation, one-vote principle, the United Nations hopes to overturn the old order, where great powers decided the affairs of Continue reading...

by Patrick J. Buchanan - June 16, 1998 ...When did Congress authorize Bill Clinton to go to war against a Yugoslav army that has never attacked Americans?... This week, NATO conducted air exercises over Albania as a warning to Belgrade that its crackdown in Kosovo must end now. NATO's demands? Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic must call off his offensive by June 16, Continue reading...

by Patrick J. Buchanan - June 12, 1998 ...If the poor get $5,000 vouchers to escape the blackboard jungles, while near-poor neighbors, whose taxes subsidize those vouchers, do not -- is that just?... Historians may well mark June 9 as the D-Day of the school-choice movement in America. On this day, Wisconsin's Supreme Court ruled that tax-backed tuition vouchers, Continue reading...