Archive | Pat Buchanan

"Biden's pace car has hit the wall."

"Liberal mayors and urban politicians . . . appear to have caught a wave that is now receding."

"Biden is scrambling to keep one foot in every camp in his coalition . . . ."

"We hear our leaders' attacks on America. Where is their defense?"

"[O]ver the months, new facts and factors have emerged."

"One wonders: Is this how the Republic ends?"

"He brought a new and unique agenda to the GOP."

"The succession struggle in the GOP is now underway."

"[T]he media are the self-anointed judges."

"The vast majority of criminals who rob, rape, shoot and kill Americans . . . never wore MAGA hats."

"Joe Biden's inaugural was the most confusing, contradictory and incoherent ever delivered . . . ."

"Calling Trump names will no longer cut it."

"No need for a trial where both sides can be heard. . . . Just declare him guilty and hang him."

And his supporters.

"The wish, here, is very much the father to the thought."

"Can a republic as fractured and splintered as ours is . . . endure? And for how long?"

Then TR, Washington, even Dianne Feinstein! Clearly, no one is safe.

"Are we still the people and country we used to be?"

"We are two nations, two peoples seemingly separated indefinitely."

"As for racial inequality . . . does anyone believe Joe Biden has the solution?"

"[I]n the clash between nationalism and globalism, globalism has lost America."

"Demography is still destiny."

The balance of the Senate will be decided by the Peach State.

"Sorry, but there is no new 'Era of Good Feelings' in store for America. To the contrary."

"[I]f it cannot — a real possibility — what form will America take as it disintegrates?"

"[T]he future for this land of ceaseless collision . . . seems not so bright."

"The Democrats are out to remake America, and . . . a Democratic sweep remains a real possibility."

"D.C. is unrepresentative of America and undeserving in any way to be raised to statehood."

"[I]f and when Biden comes out of the basement again, he is going to have to take a stand."

"It is the character of the republic that is at issue here."

"Biden-Harris looks like a ticket content to sit on its lead and ride to victory . . . ."

"The pendulum may be swinging back."

And the Republic.

"At some point soon, America is going to say: Enough is enough."

"How great a burden can even an unrivaled superpower carry before it buckles and breaks?"

"The Democratic left wants to terminate the succession of white folks making the history of the country."

"[T]he color of the beneficiaries and the color of the victims will be reversed."

"Trump's stand for tradition and against mob rule is the only stand the president can take."

"Mob demands to 'Defund the Police' have been met by political concessions and capitulations."

Where does the madness end?

It's the best way of avoiding tough questions.

"[A] society whose history is hated by millions of its members will not survive."

"A second Reconstruction is being readied."

"How this ends without permanent division in the country escapes me."

"[T]his, too, is likely to become a forever war in America."

"The general has just defected to the resistance."

"Wherever they had to draw back or pull back, anarchy ensued."

"Biden’s message to Middle America: This may have been your country, but no more. Get used to it."

"[T]he ingredients Kissinger considers essential for establishing that new world order appear, like ventilators, to be in short supply."

This is likely to be a greater shock than 9/11.

"My guess is that many [Americans] will rebel."

"This is human nature. This is the way the world works."

"It may one day be said that the coronavirus delivered the deathblow to the New World Order."

"The colonizers of yesterday are becoming the colonized of tomorrow."

"We were divided long before Trump got here, and we will remain so long after he departs."

Who best represents the Democrat Party?

"How does it all stay together? And for how long?"

"Today, it appears a new secession is underway."

"We are talking here about what historians, a century hence, will call the Lost Tribes of Europe."

"[I]ssues of identity appear not to be receding but rising."

"The six candidates who have qualified for the Dec. 19 debate . . . are all white."

"The issues pulling continents, countries and capitals apart thus appear to be growing, enduring, and, indeed, perhaps insoluble."

"America, apparently, does not belong to those who live here and love the country."

"When one looks at the Democrats' . . . field of candidates, the odds of Trump's re-election seem a good deal better."

"The race divide seems deeper and wider than at any time in our lifetimes."

"[T]he hate-filled rhetoric of the left this last weekend exceeds anything used by Trump."

"Biden today seems to be the kind of candidate . . . that progressives want desperately to be done with."

"Is it racist to call attention to the decline of so many of America's great cities"?

"Will Middle America go gentle into that good night?"

"Trump has signaled whom he prefers as his opponent in 2020. It is not Biden; it is 'the Squad.' "

No friendships with segregationists allowed.

What the weekend's elections in the EU and India tell us.

"From here it looks like Matteo, not Macron."

"2020 looks to be one of the ugliest campaigns in American history."

"Is the history of the West . . . not unique in the greatness of what it produced?"