by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 29, 2003 Though Iraq does not threaten us, has not attacked us, cannot defeat us, and does not want war with us, the United States is about to invade and occupy that country. If we do, it will be the first purely imperial war …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 27, 2003 Among those predicting the crash of the bubble market of the 1990s, this writer was among the first. Putting my money behind that prediction, I pulled my pension funds out of the market and placed them into bonds with a fixed rate …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 25, 2003 Declaring the imposition of the death penalty to be “arbitrary, capricious … and immoral,” Illinois’ exiting, scandal-plagued Gov. George Ryan commuted the death sentence of every rapist-murderer and child-killer in the state. This decision “commands respect,” cooed the Washington Post. Gov. Ryan …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 22, 2003 Is the War Party setting up President Bush for a charge of having carried off an Asian Munich? So it would appear. In a bylined piece by John McCain in The Weekly Standard (“Don’t Appease Pyongyang”), Bush is warned: Do not return …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 20, 2003 Unfortunately, President Bush’s powerful words condemning the race-based admissions tests at the University of Michigan did not extend to the entire idea of “affirmative action.” For that phrase has to come to mean quotas and racial preferences that are every bit as …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 13, 2003 “Mr. Bush the Wedge Driver,” railed the Washington Post, as it bemoaned what it calls the president’s “first attack in an ill-timed and partisan war.” What exactly did Bush do to provoke the war? He kept his word to an electorate that …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 7, 2003 “The United States of America,” President Bush thundered to a wildly cheering Congress, “will not permit the world’s most dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world’s most destructive weapons.” The challenge Bush threw down a year ago has now been taken …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – January 6, 2003 Almost all who visit Gettysburg, best preserved of all the Civil War battlefields, find it a deeply moving experience. This is truly hallowed ground. Here, tens of thousands of Union and Confederate soldiers fought the decisive battle of America’s bloodiest war. From …
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