[Victoria Delsoul]

Or his warning, on the campaign trail in 2000, to a group of Chinese journalists covering the 2000 campaign: "If I am elected President, we won't be buying any more chopsticks from you Communists for our Chinese restaurants here in the U.S."

Or the time when Buchanan said that his first words to Clinton upon taking the oath of office would be, "Sir, you have the right to remain silent."

[Alberta's Child]

Here's a quote from a Buchanan column about the Clintons in the aftermath of the 1994 election:

"As long as their causes were right, they could do no wrong. Hillary could rise at Wellesley's graduation and give an arrogant little speech about the moral superiority of her generation, and be burbled over it in the nation press. The way rich and indulgent parents burble over a favorite infant pooping on the living room rug."