In light of JD Vance's stirring speech in Munich, we're republishing Ramesh Thakur's article from July, when Trump announced Vance as his VP pick – and thus spelled the long-overdue end of the neoconservative movement.
Sometimes politicians have to lose to win so the other side can show its true colours. Trump is the standout example, says Prof James Allan. Had he won in 2020, we would not have had the blitz of the last four weeks.
Donald Trump narrowly escaped a second suspected assassination attempt when a gunman with an assault-style rifle was spotted by a Secret Service agent while he was golfing in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Sunday.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are the Olympic opening ceremony, Big Tech's efforts to memory-hole the Trump assassination attempt and Suella Braverman's withdrawal from the Tory leadership race.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are whether Biden was the victim of a palace coup, Kamala Harris's staggeringly bad speeches and Kim Cheatle's humiliation.
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.
Unless anything extraordinary happens, the dire debate pretty much doomed Biden’s race against Trump, while the assassination attempt sealed the deal, says Tony Morrison.
In a post-election misery fest, the talking points are the injustice of Labour winning with just 20% of the vote, the even-more-outrageous French election result and Noel Gallagher's glorious anti-Glasto rant.
