Word: buchananism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...such a rush," says UNH junior Jennifer Heise, a supporter of conservative commentator Patrick J. Buchanan. "I grew up in Connecticut, so I never had the chance to meet all these politicians up close...
...While Buchanan portrayed himself as a champion of the low wage worker by supporting limits on immigration and international trade, Dole took a more moderate approach...
...Senate Majority leader, a supporter of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), refuted Buchanan's call for trade reduction by referring to the $3 million of American exports sent to Mexico each month. Dole explained that foreign trade is necessary for a healthy domestic economy...
Proclaiming that the field has been narrowed to himself, Buchanan and Dole, and encouraged by his close third-place finish in Iowa, Alexander bragged that his campaign has remained cleaner than those of his opponents...
...Hampshire primary, only one thing is clear: none has yet captured the imaginations of a large bloc of voters. In the wake of Thursday night's televised debate, tracking polls show the candidates in much the same position they have been in all week: Bob Dole and Pat Buchanan locked in a dead heat for first, with Steve Forbes pushing hard just to charge past Lamar Alexander into third. "The debate in Manchester was an event of diminishing returns," TIME's Michael Duffy reports from New Hampshire. "No candidate emerged a clear winner or loser, but nearly all were diminished...