Donald Trump is a terrifyingly good finisher
Biden’s campaign, meanwhile, is somnambulant in these final days
Freddy Gray is deputy editor of The Spectator
Biden’s campaign, meanwhile, is somnambulant in these final days
It seems that Trump changes his tune depending on who he is talking to
The Democrats are letting themselves be painted as the party of disorder
Kamala Harris or Susan Rice would do little to energize Biden’s campaign
The public are now focused principally on the economy — which is good news for Trump
Under Mount Rushmore, the President begins his comeback story
All this ‘structural’ talk isn’t just wrong; it is dishonest
The hyper-woke generation has grown up. But they aren’t like other grown-ups
Progressive censorship has a bias towards anarchy
His stammer and his memory lapses mean people overlook his wrongdoings.
Team Trump is well aware of the Catholic problem that Biden poses
Can Donald Trump survive in an America where you can’t order a hamburger?
The key to our longevity is that The Spectator is unique; it dares to be different
The US-China Relations Act was a monumental mistake
America needs ‘transparency’ from its government. It doesn’t need the daily Punch-and-Judy shows
What Bernie did, like Trump, was expose the rift between the party’s voters and its leadership
Leader approval ratings are ticking up — similar to those terrifying COVID charts
The Fox News host on the media, Trump, Biden and the theological implications of the current crisis
Perhaps you shouldn’t be
A letter from US editor Freddy Gray