Word: buchananism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...inclined to imagine what their reaction would be to the following scenario. Tomorrow, David Duke calls a march of one million white men to reaffirm the spirit of American Democracy (i.e. his own particular vision of "American Democracy"). In response, all sorts of prominent white intellectuals, such as Pat Buchanan, Pat Robertson and William F. Buckley Jr., come out of the woodwork and volunteer their oratorical services. When asked if they support Duke's agenda, they reply, "The march is only his if we look at it that way." Sure...
Commentator Pat Buchanan also emphasized the fact that he was "not a professional politician" and proclaimed his support for term limits in Congress...
...Buchanan's comments about ending welfare drew hisses from the crowd. Throughout the program, audience members at the IOP discussed their own political views while commenting on those of the candidates. But many of the people in the audience came merely to listen to the candidates...
...traditions of everybody and also recognize that we have a solemn obligation to let these children live up to the fullest of their God-given capabilities." But the issue does not divide purely along partisan lines. Although House Speaker Newt Gingrich and G.O.P. presidential hopefuls Richard Lugar and Patrick Buchanan back the English-only movement, G.O.P. Governor George Bush of Texas left popular bilingual programs untouched in his recent school reforms. In Florida, another key primary state, politically powerful Cuban Americans--most of whom are Republicans--were dismayed by Dole's stance. "Attacking bilingual education here is like attacking...
McCabe, who described politics as an "addiction," said he was attracted to Buchanan while he was growing up, because he liked the television commentator's enthusiasm and positions on critical issues...