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November 28th, 2006
by Patrick J. Buchanan – November 28, 2006 PARIS – Whoever poisoned Alexander Litvinenko had two goals: a long and lingering death for the KGB defector and pointing a finger of accusation for his killing right in the face of Vladimir Putin. Which leads me to believe Putin had nothing to do with it. In an assassination, one must ask: Cui bono? To whose benefit? Who would gain from the poisoning of Litvinenko? ————— PJB: Is Putin Being Set Up? November 27th, 2006
by Pat Sajak – November 27, 2006 There is much debate in the gay community on the subject of “outingâ€; that is, disclosing someone’s homosexuality without his consent. As with most debates, there are two extreme positions and a middle position. On one extreme are those who think anyone is fair game, and no one has any business keeping his true sexuality under wraps. The other extreme believes it’s a very personal matter, and “outing†is absolutely wrong. Besides which, many of these absolutists find the practice counter-productive in their quest for gay rights. There is, however, a growing in-between position which says “outing†is justified if the person being exposed is a hypocrite…. November 27th, 2006
The New Yorker – November 27, 2006
November 21st, 2006
by Patrick J. Buchanan – November 21, 2006 “For if the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself to the battle?” On reading the Washington Post story by Robin Wright, “Bush Initiates Iraq Policy Review Separate from Baker’s Group,” about a new internal review of U.S. war policy, St. Paul’s words return to mind. Here we are, longer in this war in Mesopotamia than America fought in World War I or World War II against Germany; yet, consider what our commander in chief — a successor to war presidents Lincoln, Wilson and FDR — is even now seeking to discover…. November 17th, 2006
by Jim Webb – Senator-elect VA
November 16th, 2006
Montage of footage shot during anti-illegal alien demonstration. Hundreds of illegal aliens and their communist, Brown supremacist supporters shown ranting against America. November 16th, 2006
by Patrick J. Buchanan – November 16, 2006 With the resignation of Republican National Committee Chair Ken Mehlman, President Bush intends to fill the post with Florida’s Mel Martinez, a Hispanic who led the battle in the U.S. Senate for amnesty for illegal aliens. “Martinez is going to lead the fight for amnesty that Bush could not win when Republicans controlled the Congress,” one angry RNC member told the Washington Times’ Ralph Hallow. Unable to extract an amnesty bill from Denny Hastert and Co. in the House like the McCain-Kennedy bill he supports, Bush is looking to cut a deal with San Francisco Nancy…. November 15th, 2006
by Andrew Ferguson – Bloomberg News Webb, on the other hand, is better described as a Buchanan Democrat — as in Pat Buchanan. Webb's brand of populism is hostile to free trade, antagonistic to corporate America, suspicious of the market and horrified by the effects of globalization, which has showered rewards on the elites while leaving behind the people who, as a populist, he means to represent. How Webb fits into the byplay of Washington politicking and positioning is one of the most interesting questions to emerge from last Tuesday's Democratic landslide…. ————— November 14th, 2006
by Mark Ellis – November 15, 2006 Conservative and moderate voters who were vilified for sending George Bush to disputed victory in 2000 felt vindicated, if heartbroken, on the morning after 9/11, when Bush stood in the ruins and promised that the perpetrators would “hear from us soon.†Seeming to crush the Taliban, our armed forces drove home that you don’t mess with Uncle Sam, and Bush’s approval ratings skyrocketed. Then, with only paleo-conservative Patrick Buchanan shouting “Nay†from the rooftops, came the left turn into Iraq… ———————- 2006 Mid Term Election November 14th, 2006
by Patrick J. Buchanan It appears the Beltway bombing halt agreed upon at the Bush-Pelosi summit is over. The incoming chairmen of the Senate’s armed services and foreign affairs committees, Carl Levin and Joe Biden – and Majority Leader Harry Reid – say a phased withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq will be their first priority. Troop redeployment, says Reid, “should start within the next few months.” White House Chief of Staff Josh Bolton counters: “I don’t think we’re going to be receptive to the notion there’s a fixed timetable at which we automatically pull out, because that would be a true disaster for the Iraqi people.” John McCain says we need more troops…. November 10th, 2006
by George Putnam – NewsMax.com We have seen through his arrogance, bullheadedness, and condescension. He has turned off the American people and has all but ruined the Republican Party. It becomes more apparent by the moment that Mr. Bush is a one world globalist; that without announcing his intentions, Bush has decided to support creation of a North American Union and he will do it through a process of governmental regulations never having to bring the issue before the American people for a clear referendum or a vote… ——————— Bush’s Sellout of America It is this reporter’s opinion that George W. Bush has been rejected by the American people. We have seen through his arrogance, bullheadedness, and condescension. He has turned off the American people and has all but ruined the Republican Party. It becomes more apparent by the moment that Mr. Bush is a one world globalist; that without announcing his intentions, Bush has decided to support creation of a North American Union and he will do it through a process of governmental regulations never having to bring the issue before the American people for a clear referendum or a vote. The Bush group has decided to backdoor creation of a North American Union that would erase our borders with Mexico and Canada and would create several super regional governing bodies with jurisdiction over the U.S. Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court. How sad this is for America! If George W. Bush had honored and fulfilled his oath of office, on Sept. 12, 2001, he would have immediately:
Had Bush and Congress done their jobs, we would have “a day without illegal aliens”:
All of this and more, had Mr. Bush and the Congress done their jobs and honored our U.S. Constitution and the rule of good old American law. It’s all the difference between illegal and legal. Put that in your legacy, George W. Bush! November 10th, 2006
by Patrick J. Buchanan While the losses were not large for the sixth year of a sitting president – a net of six Senate seats and 30-odd House seats – the significance of Nov. 7 is huge and the consequences will be historic. But it is crucial to sift out what the nation was saying and what it was not saying. Nov. 7 was a referendum on George Bush, the Iraq war and the Republican Party, and, undeniably, a repudiation of all three. Tuesday’s rout is what happens to a hubristic party that leads a nation into an unnecessary and unwise war, and presents that nation with a congressional face of self-indulgence and corruption…. November 10th, 2006
We went off line again last night after being up for only 15 minutes. The account was totally suspended, so I didn’t even have email. If this happens again, please visit our other site at http://www.forthecause.us – book mark this now so you will have it handy. Updates will be posted there until we get buchanan.org back online again… —— November 7th, 2006
by Patrick J. Buchanan – November 7, 2006 “Well, the American people have spoken, and in his own good time, Franklin will tell us what they have said.” So one wag explained the Democratic landslide that buried the Hoover Republicans in 1932. The country was voting against three years of Depression and the president and party it held responsible. But what was it voting for? FDR supplied the answer: a New Deal. All week, politicians and pundits will be putting their spin on the election returns, but there is a more certain way to know what Americans are voting for and voting against. Which issues, in the tight races, did the candidates campaign on, and what issues did they consciously seek to avoid?… November 7th, 2006
by David Puente – ABC News Although Buchanan didn’t point fingers at Haggard, he conceded that the political disillusionment may drive a wedge between religion and politics for the evangelicals and fundamentalists who have come to see the political and the religious as one and the same. Buchanan said there’s some validity to the belief some conservative Christians feel that they have come too close too power and that power corrupts. Some evangelicals, Buchanan said, may even consider withdrawing from the political arena, returning to the time before the 1970s and ’80s, and take an example from the Catholic Church, where priests stay out of politics. So what will happen in today’s midterm elections? In addition to fully expecting trouble around the country with voting machines, Buchanan said, “the Democrats will take the House…. November 7th, 2006
United Press International – November 7, 2006 Political activist Pat Buchanan said conservative Christians’ displeasure with Republicans will cost the GOP control of the U.S. House of Representatives. Buchanan, a conservative political commentator, made the prediction in an interview with “Exclusiva,” an ABC News Hispanic news program, ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections and said he himself is somewhat disillusioned with the Republican Party. “There’s the spending orgy, the arrogance of power, for me,” Buchanan said. “The war in Iraq, failure to protect our border, hurting the working class in Ohio, for example, the list goes on and on. We’re more dissatisfied with the Republican Party than we’ve ever been.. November 5th, 2006
Amateur video by a Chicago Cable Access program during Pat’s 1992 presidential campaign on the topic of the National Endowment for the Arts. November 4th, 2006
Dear Brigade, finally they are available! Pat Buchanan’s State of Emergency is in and ready for shipping! We are standing by to send your autographed copies. And if you want the books personalized with a special message – We have them too! Our website at www.buchanan.org will be the very first on the Net to ship copies, signed or personalized by Pat Buchanan. And for a limited time we are offering FREE shipping on all our items. So get your orders in today. November 3rd, 2006
by Patrick J. Buchanan – November 3, 2006 Entering the weekend before his midterms, George Bush and his party appear fated to lose the House they have held for a dozen years. The Senate is on a knife’s edge. The latest polls continue to show that by 52 percent to 37 percent Americans wish to see a Democratic takeover. Approval of Congress has never been lower. Americans think the nation is on the wrong track. Support for the war in Iraq has collapsed to a third of the nation. What went wrong? ——————- November 1st, 2006
by Chilton Williamson, Jr. – Middle American News Most of those figures history records as prophets ahead of their times in fact were prophets of their times, addressing a people who remained willfully behind those times. Such was Patrick J. Buchanan when he ran for President, significantly but unsuccessfully, in the national campaigns of 1992 and 1996. I say “unsuccessfully” insofar as he was never inaugurated President of the United States. Otherwise, Buchanan left a significant dent in the American consciousness, one that he has worked strenuously since then to deepen through his literary, rather than by continued political, efforts, with his previous books, including A Republic, Not an Empire; The Death of the West; and Where the Right West Wrong. During the early and middle 90s, the times were ripe for Buchanan’s message… |
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In the age of globalization and outsourcing, and with a vast underground labor pool from illegal immigration, the average American worker is seeing a different life and a troubling future. Trickle-down economics didn’t happen. Despite the vaunted all-time highs of the stock market, wages and salaries are at all-time lows as a percentage of the national wealth… Manufacturing jobs are disappearing. Many earned pension programs have collapsed in the wake of corporate “reorganization.” And workers’ ability to negotiate their futures has been eviscerated by the twin threats of modern corporate America: If they complain too loudly, their jobs might either be outsourced overseas or given to illegal immigrants….
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