News Round-Up
19 November 2024
Why Politicians and Bureaucrats Always Double-Down and Cover-Up
18 November 2024
by David Craig
"If gloating is unseemly and unbecoming, that makes me unseemly and unbecoming," says Prof James Allan as he celebrates Trump's "most enduring achievement": reshaping the Republican party without the wets and RINOs.
Donald Trump has won the U.S. Presidential election in a likely landslide as the Republican wins or is ahead in all seven swing states and the popular vote in a historic comeback.
Woke gobbledegook is losing Kamala Harris the election, Republicans believe, as they launch final push ads attacking the Vice-President for her record on trans issues.
Too many conservative voters see Donald Trump as the least worst option rather than the right man for the job. Prof James Allan explains why he actually likes Trump and thinks he has the character needed for high office.
Will Trump ever admit he was wrong to back lockdown in March 2020 – a decision that doomed America to years of crisis and sank his re-election hopes that year? Jeffrey Tucker is hopeful that truth will finally prevail.
The past week has seen cancel culture come to the Right, as conservatives pick off those responsible for off-colour Trump assassination jokes and social media posts. But cancel culture is always wrong, says Andrew Doyle.
Amid the most dramatic week in U.S. politics for years, the petty British media appear to have nothing better to do than play gotcha with Nigel Farage. What a pathetic spectacle, says Laurie Wastell.
After the Rumble with the Mumble debate, Biden's support is slipping away. But since he made clear that folks will have to prise his cold dead hands away from the Presidency, his Democrat critics have gone awfully quiet.
Could RFK smash the two-party system in this year's US election? The one-time Democrat now-independent scion of America's most famous political dynasty already leads the under-35s and could deny Trump or Biden a majority.
A recent poll found that RFK Jr – the once-Democrat-now-independent presidential candidate known for his environmental and anti-vaccine activism – is more popular among voters than either Joe Biden or Donald Trump.
© Skeptics Ltd.