No, Meghan Markle isn’t going to be president
The more people see her, the less they like
Freddy Gray
Freddy Gray is deputy editor of The Spectator
Tuesday
Hot off the press — what’s in the April issue
Our April edition concerns the alarming power of the cannabis industry
Thursday
Joe Biden is a China patsy
But the Russiagate media see no evil in the big guy
Sunday
Eight handy phrases for bluffing your way through the crypto-currency boom
‘It’s no coincidence this is happening in the middle of a pandemic’
Friday
The honorable Mike Pence
The VP did not ‘turn on Trump’ — though Trump quickly turned the knife on him
Monday
The Trump racket
The movement has collapsed under the weight of its own absurdities
Friday
You don’t have to be crazy to think the election was stolen. But it helps
Paranoid thinking is taking over the Trump movement
Sunday
‘He said, she said’ reports from the MAGA march
Most of the brawls appear to have been fairly inconsequential, even boring
Thursday
Is America a banana republic?
The confusion over what has happened in 2020 is absurd
Sunday
Donald Trump is a terrifyingly good finisher
Biden’s campaign, meanwhile, is somnambulant in these final days
Sunday
Is Donald Trump really anti-abortion?
It seems that Trump changes his tune depending on who he is talking to
Monday
The mob are turning into Trump’s useful idiots
The Democrats are letting themselves be painted as the party of disorder
Monday
There is no ‘do no harm’ VP pick
Kamala Harris or Susan Rice would do little to energize Biden’s campaign
Monday
Have we passed peak Biden?
The public are now focused principally on the economy — which is good news for Trump
Saturday
Trump takes on anti-nationalism
Under Mount Rushmore, the President begins his comeback story
Sunday
Society isn’t systemically racist. It is systemically woke
All this ‘structural’ talk isn’t just wrong; it is dishonest
Saturday
The snowflakes turn to ice
The hyper-woke generation has grown up. But they aren’t like other grown-ups
Friday
Twitter spreads riot porn — but censors a President vowing to restore law and order
Progressive censorship has a bias towards anarchy
Friday
Biden’s mental frailty makes him a Teflon candidate
His stammer and his memory lapses mean people overlook his wrongdoings.
Tuesday
Trump needs the Catholic vote
Team Trump is well aware of the Catholic problem that Biden poses
