by Patrick J. Buchanan – October 13, 1997 The IMF has become the 911 number immediately called in times of trouble by such champions of free markets as Citicorp and Goldman, Sachs. With all that IMF money, the Thailands and Mexicos are spared the consequences of their fiscal incompetence, and …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – October 9, 1997 U.S. — New Target of U.N. Investigators — You don’t have to be a member of the White Mountain Militia to be a bit frosted at the latest high jinks of the boys on Turtle Bay. Seems that one Bacre Waly Ndiaye, …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – October 6, 1997 First, the famous Club of Rome warned us that the world’s oil was about to run out. Then came the “Crash of ’79” crowd to predict a second Great Depression, 50 years after the first. Then, the new Malthusians arrived to warn …
Do you trust Bill Clinton? That is the question both parties will answer in the vote on “fast track,” by which Congress unilaterally surrenders its right to amend any new trade deal Bill Clinton may cut. In saying “no” to fast track, the Democratic Party has said it does not …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – September 29, 1997 “Well, it’s a fine mess you’ve got us in now, Stanley!” Oliver Hardy used to say in the old Laurel and Hardy movies. Exactly that may be said of the Bosnian situation into which Bill Clinton has got his country. Eight thousand …
House Majority Whip Tom DeLay has built such a reputation for hitting up Washington lobbyists for contributions he is known as “the Hammer.” In Sept. 21’s Washington Times, the Hammer came down on me. On “fast track” for NAFTA expansion, says Tom, I sound “Marxist” — “more like John Sweeney …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – September 19, 1997 After a quarter of a century, it would appear that the chickens of Watergate are at long last coming home to roost. The Democrats’ favorite stick for beating, bedeviling and bringing down Republican presidents may be about to bring down one of …
When Bill Clinton called a special session of Congress in 1994 to win approval of his giant General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) treaty, one feature in particular of that trade deal stuck in the craw of conservatives. Clinton had yielded U.S. sovereignty to a world court of trade, …
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