Word: angers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...then he came to abortion, and offered what amounted to a rebuke to the most fiery of the flock. "The way to end abortions," Buchanan declared, "is to change the human heart, and the human heart is not changed by getting in people's face with anger and rage; the human heart is changed by love." This includes, he told them, reaching out to women who have had abortions themselves: "What a woman needs after an abortion is the kind of love and care she did not get before the abortion...
...shoot-down, Castro said, he was incensed about a homegrown dissident group that was hoping to exploit the new openness of Cuba's economy as a way to reform its political system. Since the beginning of February, his security forces have rounded up or harassed some 150 dissidents. His anger was exacerbated by Brothers to the Rescue, which was founded in 1991 with the intention of helping Cuban boat people but had turned in recent months, Castro noted, from humanitarian missions to a more overtly political agenda...
...public. The notion was to await a better day to destroy Israel and meanwhile participate in the game. Then Israel killed Ayyash by planting a bomb in his mobile telephone. That gave the hard-liners what they saw as justification to act. They were moved not only by vengeful anger but by the desire to prove that Ayyash's demise had not crippled them and by the need to bring Hamas back to the fore after the marginalizing effects of the elections. "We want those who are planning to ignore us to know that we are bigger than they think...
...gumshoes also unearthed a domestic-violence complaint in his past, but Wigand takes issue with the dossier's claim that he "beat his wife." He does admit that he and his wife Lucretia had a serious fight in 1993, that 911 was called and that he volunteered to attend anger-control classes for about a week. "I don't think anybody is as pure as the driven snow," he says. "They've distorted the truth. It's not different from what they've done traditionally." Though he and his wife reconciled, in late January Wigand returned home from the airport...
Last year in these pages some fool (well, it was me) predicted that the populist fever would dissipate now that the Republicans had gained control of Congress. The theory was that a popular anger built largely on amorphous complaints would be satisfied by largely symbolic solutions. The illusion of unhappiness would be addressed by the illusion of change. The Republican leadership must have thought so too, but they and I were wrong. The genie won't go back into the bottle. Pat Buchanan, now tearing apart the Republican Party, is the genie's revenge...