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by Patrick J. Buchanan – April 12, 1996 This year the U.S. merchandise trade deficit is running at $200 billion. By Trade Representative Mickey Kantor’s own figures – $1 billion in exports equals 20,000 jobs -our appetite for foreign goods will cost fellow Americans four million jobs. One wonders what it takes to shake our […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – March 24, 1996 No other campaign this year has had the kind of fire and energy and enthusiasm I see in this room today. Even after a number of defeats you’ve come out in tremendous numbers to give us the kind of encouragement and heart we need. I’ll tell you […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 20, 1996 “Four years ago, four years ago I stood in this very room when we made history and we have made history again tonight my friends here in New Hampshire. [Applause] This is the second time my heart is filled with gratitude tonight, gratitude for the many who […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 29, 1996 Address to the Heritage Foundation All just powers, Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence, derive from the consent of the governed. Governments are republican, he later said, “in proportion as they embody the will of the people and execute it.” But in America today the […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 17,1996 The New York Times The flat tax of Steve Forbes seems to have been rooted in the dictum that “what’s good for Bohemian Grove is good for America.” Indeed, it appears to have been drafted on the back of a menu, after a bibulous evening with the boys […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 8, 1996 These columns were quick to praise Bob Dole for assisting President Clinton on Bosnia, an act of bipartisanship in the national interest. But Mr. Dole’s assist to the president last week on the budget makes us wonder all over again how committed Mr. Dole really is to […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – November 28, 1995 Los Angeles Times The U.S. can hold the torch of liberty high without becoming involved in every military skirmish… His mentors at Georgetown and Oxford would be proud. For Bill Clinton last night emerged as the true heir of Woodrow Wilson. In the name of “democracy” and […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – October 30, 1995 The Washington Post Little of late has done more to persuade me that economic nationalism is gaining converts than the sudden yawping of George Will. In his Oct. 15 op-ed column “Statist Republican,” Will reads me out of the company of “conservatives and other friends of freedom” […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – October 22, 1005 USA Today The American people do not want their young people dying on Bosnia’s bloody ground… President Clinton’s rash decision two years ago to contribute 20,000 U.S. troops to any NATO peacekeeping force in Bosnia may prove the undoing of his presidency. Congress should intervene to rescue […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – August 6, 1995 The New Hampshire Presidential Primary Internet Forum Moderators: Mark Kuhn & Jim Farrell. Text transcribed from tape by Jim Farrell, Dept of Communication, University of New Hampshire At a picnic at the Moffett Farm in Gonic (part of Rochester), Pat Buchanan spoke to a crowd of about […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan – June 15, 1995 “Are you now or have you ever been a Christian?” The way things are going, congressional committees are likely to be asking that question in a few years. For the grandchildren of the men and women who came here to make America “God’s country” now hear their […]