– February 8, 2002 Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia certainly set the cat down among the pigeons the other day at his alma mater Georgetown University. Challenging the views of the pope and the U.S. bishops, the justice urged any Catholic judge who could not in conscience impose a death …
– February 5, 2002 With the exception of the War Party pundits who are orgasmic over Mr. Bush’s threat to launch preventive wars against the “axis of evil,” Iran, Iraq and North Korea, volunteers for the Great Crusade seem notably absent. Nowhere, not even among the nations supposedly threatened, has …
Patrick J. Buchanan – February 1, 2002 “Upon what meat has this our Caesar fed that he has grown so great?” The line from “Julius Caesar” came to mind as I watched the president, triumphant in the Afghan war, thunderously threaten three nations with war, should they seek to acquire …
– Jaunary 25, 2002 “Upon what meat has this our Caesar fed that he has grown so great?” The line from “Julius Caesar” came to mind as I watched the president, triumphant in the Afghan war, thunderously threaten three nations with war, should they seek to acquire weapons the United …
Patrick J. Buchanan – January 22, 2002 Among the adversaries of Big Government on the American scene, few have proven more principled than the libertarians. Believing with Jefferson that that government governs best which governs least, think tanks like Cato and Von Mises institutes can be found in the van …
– January 18, 2002 The name of Chester W. Nimitz is legendary in the annals of naval warfare. In June 1942, Admiral Nimitz commanded the U.S. forces assigned to block a Japanese invasion of Midway. In the Battle of Midway, Nimitz’s fighter-bombers caught the Japanese fleet off guard, as its …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 15, 2002 While Americans remain focused on the war on terror and the doings at Enron, a decisive battle in the culture war will be fought out this month in the California State Assembly. At issue is Assembly Bill 1338, which would extend all …
– January 11, 2002 Is political correctness acquiring such a hold on the American mind as to constitute a threat to national survival? The question is not asked in jest. For consider, if you will, the latest charges of “racial profiling” laid at the doorstep of John Ashcroft. At issue …
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