Donald Trump’s US-Canada-Mexico trade deal is YUGE
No matter what you hear, American workers have always been at the forefront of President Trump’s mind, and this deal will be good for them
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Monday
Thursday
Mr Trump goes to the movies
What might an evening at the flicks with the 45th President look like?
Was Theresa May attacking Trump, or a blond populist closer to home?
The Prime Minister’s UN gambit exposes her as an unreliable, unsuitable partner
Wednesday
Donald Trump’s UN press conference was frenetic, yet friendly
A rollicking and rambling affair, complete with colour commentary from Trump, as he sought to subvert the format
Trump’s phony anti-globalism should fool no-one
The President recognises the political utility of pretending he has instituted a hard philosophical break from prior administrations
Tuesday
The Kremlin, a British PR man, and a ‘chickensh*t’ meeting in Trump Tower
Pop Stars, Pageants & Presidents: How An Email Trumped My Life – Rob Goldstone
The Trump economy, like Obama’s, is a big, fat, ugly bubble
If the Democratic party were smart, or genuine, they would be going after the lies underlying today’s boom
Monday
Springtime for Woodward
Bob Woodward, in his own peculiar way, has used Trump as a vehicle to solidify establishment maxims
Friday
When did the conservative moral outrage machine get so quiet?
The Evangelicals who were triggered senseless by the Monica Lewinsky affair have been silent about Trump’s transgressions
Is Rod Rosenstein proof that Trump is right to be paranoid?
After the New York Times story, Trump is surely weighing a purge of the Justice Department
Tuesday
Thanks to Stormy Daniels, Trump’s problems are, well, mushrooming
Stormy Daniels vividly describes her sexual encounter with the President in her new book
Wednesday
The primaries show that Trump Republicanism is still on the rise
The President’s preferred candidates had the edge on Tuesday
Friday
Trump blames DC mayor for raining on his parade
What, no tanks?
Tuesday
Donald Trump’s fight is against globalisation and the left – not Vladimir Putin
History somehow isn’t moving toward its predetermined end, and this has driven Western liberals completely mad. The theatrical overreaction to Donald Trump’s joint press conference with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki is just the latest proof. Before the Trump-Putin summit, pundits warned that Trump might recognise Crimea as Russian territory. He did nothing of the sort. … Read more
Saturday
First Reformed is Taxi Driver for the age of Trump
‘That was some weird shit,’ George W. Bush is said to have muttered after Donald Trump’s desolate inauguration speech of January 2017. ‘I couldn’t have agreed more,’ wrote Hillary Clinton in What Happened. Americans cannot agree on what has happened to their country, other than that everything has gone wrong. Is it ‘white supremacy’ and … Read more
Thursday
America is in the middle of a Russian influence campaign – not at the end
We need only look to London for lessons in how oligarchs apply pressure.
Monday
What happened to honour in American public life?
‘Honour,’ the French poet Nicholas Boileau wrote in 1666, ‘is like a rocky island without a landing place; once we leave it, we can’t get back.’ Especially, Donald Trump might add, when the outlook is Stormy. But Trump’s concept of honour is perhaps closer to that of Stormy Daniels’ fellow artist and near-namesake, the Elizabethan … Read more
Sunday
It’s time to end the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
You have to give it to Donald Trump. Not for pushing North Korea towards negotiations, or for holding China to account over dumping low-grade steel onto the American market, or even for healing the diplomatic breach between France and the United States—but for missing the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on Saturday night. People accuse … Read more
Thursday
Donald Trump’s visit is good news for Britain – even if you don’t like him
President Donald Trump and Brexit Britain have a spooky synergy. After all, the last time Donald Trump came to Britain was the day after the Brexit vote. Was it a coincidence? A shrewd bit of PR? Or destiny? Trump himself seem to believe it was written in the populism stars. ‘I think I see a … Read more
Friday
Can Rudy Giuliani handle the job every other high-powered lawyer turned down?
The former mayor of New York has at last secured himself a position in Trump’s White House—but the role is an unenviable one
