As for calling the Republican opposition, all 50 senators, racists whose position on voting rights recalls the segregationists of the early 1960s, that would appear only to solidify and harden their opposition. But perhaps Biden is after another game here. For what this speech did succeed in doing is to … Read more…

Sep 16, 2024 · Martin Luther King Stress Test of a Straining Superpower. July 23, 2020 by Patrick J. Buchanan. Make America Think Again! - Share Pat's Columns...

Feb 1, 1996 · Patrick J. Buchanan—iconoclastic pundit, former aide to Presidents Nixon, Ford, and Reagan, challenger to George Bush in 1992, and self-styled rabble-rouser—is not going to win the Republican...

In his May 2000 NPR interview, Buchanan reflected on his comments from the 1960s in which he called Martin Luther King Jr. a "divisive" figure; Buchanan commented that "Like every great movement, the civil rights movement had things that were attractive and things that were not", and contended that he was the only presidential candidate who ...

Mar 8, 1992 · Some of the opinions he has stated over the years-reviling Martin Luther King Jr., attacking affirmative action, racial quotas, the Voting Rights Act and busing of schoolchildren to achieve...

Feb 26, 1996 · Buchanan, who opposed virtually every civil rights law and court decision of the last 30 years, published FBI smears of Martin Luther King Jr. as his own editorials in the St. Louis Globe Democrat in the mid-1960s.

Jan 26, 2015 · "Selma," a film focused on the police clubbing of civil rights marchers led by Dr. Martin Luther King at Selma bridge in March of 1965, is being denounced by Democrats as a cinematic slander against the president who passed the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Jan 25, 2019 · If it was the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that black and white would come together in friendship and peace to do justice, his acolytes in today's Democratic Party appear to have missed that part of his message.

Jul 14, 2014 · One of the most famous victims of the harassment committed under their respective administrations was Martin Luther King, Jr. “They shouldn’t have done it,” Buchanan stated in reference to Watergate.

Mar 4, 1996 · When he derides “the worship of democracy” or calls Martin Luther King “immoral, evil and a demagogue,” is Buchanan just pushing the edge of the envelope, or is he tearing it to shreds?