Jeremy Corbyn, not Boris Johnson, is ‘Britain’s Trump’
The Labour leader is the torchbearer of British populism
‘Meh’: the psychotic apathy of the Great Replacement killers
The most shocking thing about statements from mass murderers is how careless and slapdash they are
Donald Trump’s stupid smart attack on ‘the Squad’
All he needs to do is push the Democrats left of the American mainstream
Boris Johnson can make Anglo-American relations great again
In topsy-turvy Trumpworld, everything is possible
It’s time for a positive Trump-UK relationship
May couldn’t handle the 45th president. Her successor should fare better
Michael Wolff: the Mueller indictment document ‘sits on my desk’
Wolff is on a tour for his book, Siege
Give Tucker Carlson a Nobel prize!
Thank goodness the president listens more to Fox News than he does to his advisers
End this farce and elect Boris now!
All the commentary about Boris’s unsuitable character sounds a lot like sour acceptance of the inevitable
Phony Betomania has bitten the dust
Beto has now resorted to telling reporters that London Calling by the Clash changed his life
Trump provides another masterclass in comic statesmanship
The Trump-May conference was quite moving. It was more funny
Donald Trump should not stoop to Sadiq Khan’s level
The president’s spats with the London mayor are a silly distraction
The cosmic magnetism of Trump and Brexit
The president is the sun to the Brexit moon
What’s the truth about Cambridge Analytica?
Alexander Nix, the former CEO, talks Trump, Brexit, and psychographics
Are you ready for the Summer of Biden?
How the former VP’s talent for gaffes might help him win
Curt Mills joins Spectator USA
We have a new Washington editor. Dominic Green becomes Life & Arts Editor
Why would Donald Trump care about Jeremy Corbyn’s snub?
He probably doesn’t even know who the Labour leader is
Without the Mueller probe, Trump is sunk
The Donald is not well-loved, never has been, and even his supporters are starting to turn on him
The Trump 2020 campaign is much, much more formidable than 2016
It is already the most impressive re-election effort launched by an incumbent president
What’s the matter with Joe Biden?
He’s a weird dude
Thanks to Russiagate, Trump could win in 2020
The plan to destroy him has backfired spectacularly
Michael Bloomberg has become the 2020 anti-candidate
He insults Democratic contenders, and sounds increasingly petty.
The most shocking thing about Trump’s Brexit comments? He’s right
The president has been more consistent on how to leave the EU than most British politicians
The Democrats and the Jewish question
Talk of ‘Jexodus’ may be premature, but allegations of Democratic anti-Semitism will not stop
The miserable, squalid campaign to stifle Tucker Carlson
The Fox News host’s only real crime is daring to be provocative in a dull media world
Bernie Sanders is the machine now
The 77-year-old presidential hopeful is on a roll
