The man to save the Democratic party: Hunter Biden
Hunter, our next President, looked fit, clean and sober, if occasionally unhinged, in that garden setting
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Tuesday
Don’t bet on the Trump economy
It is hard not to feel a sense of foreboding
Monday
I have a bone to pick with Tulsi Gabbard
Will any of the of the principal actors in the long-running attempted coup Trump be held to account?
The ‘Russia Hoax’ and other grudges
I’d like to see the Teapot Dome scandal sorted out, too
The $130 billion train that couldn’t
California’s High Speed Rail is only the latest blue-state infrastructure failure
LinkedIn is one big re-education camp
Everyone tries to ‘look professional’ without actually achieving anything, all while being drawn endlessly further left
America’s top medical schools still hire by race
The scalpel doesn’t care what ethnicity holds it. The diagnosis doesn’t change depending on your cultural background
Sunday
The sad saga of Lena Dunham
If Dunham was, once, the voice of her generation, that that torch has long since passed to other, more interesting talents
Trump puts God back on the ballot
Should we celebrate the Johnson Amendment’s demise?
Saturday
The return of Stacey Abrams
The failed candidate is back to rewrite history again
MAGA is America’s third party
What Trumpism represents, obliquely, is the final victory of the Buchanan-Perot tendency in national life
One issue I can’t stop snubbing the left over
The New York Times and the left assume that ‘strategic frostiness’ is one-way
Friday
Is Mike Lee a bad Mormon?
Politico’s hit piece implies as much – but political divergence isn’t spiritual failure
Stephen Colbert kills The Late Show
He allowed his show to degenerate into a predictable regurgitation of stale leftist talking points
Was Trump in Epstein’s birthday book?
The president doth protest too much, methinks
Thursday
RIP NPR, the broadcaster that thought emojis were racist
The Senate approved a rescissions package that would, once and for all, take NPR off the federal funding payroll
Will Trump bail out Texas Republicans?
The idea that Donald Trump will parachute Ken Paxton out of the primary race entirely by giving him a role in Washington is growing
Axing the Department of Education will improve education
Money and choices for students, not for Washington bureaucrats
It’s Kamala 2028!
Vice President Harris remains favorite to reprise her role as the party’s presidential nominee
Wednesday
The secret life of Agent Melania
The former Slovenian supermodel clearly has no great love for Vladimir Putin
Trayon White is DC’s Donald Trump
Despite being accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars in bribes, the DC councilman still won reelection
Trump should bring the Fed to heel
The ‘independent Fed’ is a myth
Gun-toting Newsom’s alpha male rebrand
What do young men like? Guns, sports, cursing, podcasts. Great – let’s make that the new Newsom
Tuesday
Prizes, bets and venture capital: how Democrats plan to win
This is even funnier because the Democratic party has the answer right in front of them
How Trump can win the Nobel Peace Prize
The history of the prize, like history itself, is messy
Monday
Has Putin turned Trump into a Russia hawk?
The hawks in Washington are jubilant, the MAGA restrainers, as they refer to themselves, aghast
Will Trump rename soccer?
Asked if he’d issue an executive order renaming it football, Trump said ‘I think we can do that’
Biden attempts to straighten the record on his autopen
‘The autopen is, you know, is legal,’ Biden said
Biden admits he had no idea who he pardoned with autopen
And we’re supposed to applaud this as efficiency
The end is AI: the August issue of The Spectator coming soon
Featuring Adam Friedland, Bridget Phetasy, Christopher Caldwell, Katherine Dee, Marc Warner, Peachy Keenan and many more
Why Trump can’t escape the Epstein Files drama
The list is a bête noire of the right
Musk’s chatbot stumbles again
No living human has had a week as tumultuous as Grok
Zohran Mamdani’s radical parents
They hypocritically lament America while luxuriating in its fruits
Sunday
The Ten Commandments of Texas
It’s a bold middle finger to true civil libertarians
