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 …
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 …
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. …
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 …
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 …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – June 12, 1995 With the collapse of U.S.- Japan trade talks, the hour of the economic nationalist may be at hand. In British Columbia, U.S. demands that Japan open her markets to more American autos and parts were rudely rebuffed. Japan’s top negotiator virtually dared …
Commencement Address for Christendom College Thank you for that gracious reception. I confess it is not the kind to which I am accustomed on most college campuses. But it is truly an honor to be here, at Christendom. Both to congratulate the graduating seniors, and to pay tribute to this …
Transcript from: Listening to America, Host – Ross Perot MR. PEROT: Good evening, this is Ross. Thank you for being with us tonight. Since the beginning of the year, we have been visiting with some of the most respected leaders in Congress from both the Republican and Democratic parties. Tonight, …
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