Jack Smith’s superseding Trump indictment shows that norms are meant to be broken
The special counsel throws yet another Hail Mary
January 6
Wednesday
Thursday
Inside the parlous state of state Republican parties
In an attempt to understand what is driving the tumult, The Spectator spoke to half a dozen individuals whose political careers have revolved around their work with state parties
Monday
Classified documents case comes crashing down
Jack Smith is not so special after all
Monday
The good news about the left’s growing resort to intimidation
We should never forget what a weak political position is ultimately being represented
Tuesday
The rise of reverse gaslighting
The deep, the unavoidable, question is where this train of insanity ends
Friday
The injustice of lawfare against Trump
The turrets of legal weaponry were only pivoted in his direction when it became clear he remained a political force to be reckoned with
Wednesday
White House doubles down after Hur testimony
Plus: Another GOP retirement & J6 report unveils sham committee
Tuesday
The 2024 campaign cage fight
Campaigns are no longer a game of wooing voters with public debates, rallies and door knocking
The course of the American empire
Instead of frank acknowledgment and robust action, Biden and his minders have retreated into Stalinist Newspeak
Sunday
Jamie Raskin warns of political assassinations
‘What’s to keep him from murdering members of the Senate?’
Friday
There is not going to be a second Civil War
The notion is a fear-based fantasy, mostly based on media-bubble abstractions
Wednesday
Remembering January 6
A new holiday was born
Trump off the ballot?
The Colorado court’s decision won’t stand, but it has already damaged the country
Tuesday
The QAnon Shaman is running for Congress
Jake Chansley throws his horned hat into the ring
Wednesday
A hundred years on from the Munich Putsch
A case study about what can happen when the establishment class overreaches itself
Saturday
In praise of Mike Pence
On January 6, when it really counted, he did the right thing
Thursday
Maryland police officer charged for storming Capitol on January 6
Justin Lee of Montgomery County faces felony offenses of civil disorder and assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers
Monday
It would appear some people are above the law
Jamaal Bowman’s case will prove how much the left reveres the law
Friday
In Representative Victoria Spartz, a star is born
The Ukrainian-born Congresswoman gave a passionate, indeed an electrifying performance
Friday
Will Trump stop using reelection money on legal bills?
Plus: Press-hating Harry and Meghan now fund local journalism
