My raging case of ‘climate anxiety’
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Fear of global warming is freaking out the privileged
Matt Purple is the online editor of The Spectator's World edition
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Fear of global warming is freaking out the privileged
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House Republicans have a leadership problem
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Biden’s fight to save his mask mandate is all about power
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Blue-checks are freaking out over his offer to buy Twitter — but Weimar this is not
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Weariness with, and wariness of, the Cold War was very real and ought to give us pause
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At a time of elite corruption, panels of ordinary people keep getting it right
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Will Smith is banned from the Oscars as everyone else tries to learn lessons that aren’t there
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Barack jokes about ‘Vice President Biden’ but his liberalism is in control
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Disney leans in to identity politics and invites its own demise
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In this week’s episode: Is Biden’s approach to the war in Ukraine more calculating than it seems? For this week’s cover piece, in this week’s cover piece, Matt Purple examines Biden’s response to the situation in Ukraine. The good, the bad and the gaffs. He joins the podcast along with the founder of Political Human
Anyone could see that Joe Biden veered off-script during his big speech in Poland. ‘For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power,’ he said of Vladimir Putin, which sounded a lot like a cry for regime change. Luckily for him, though, and perhaps for world peace, Leon Panetta, a former secretary of defence under
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The last thing we need is our justices behaving like senators
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Joe Biden’s incoherence on energy has contributed to our pain at the pump
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Mitt Romney calls Tulsi Gabbard ‘treasonous’ as war becomes an excuse for the lazy
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America can’t just point-and-click a no-fly zone into Ukraine
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His Russia is not some Trumpist paradise but a tyranny of the security bureaucracy
‘We oppose authoritarianism!’ our pundits all cry, before tuning in to watch the American president thunder like a god in front of a room full of clapping animatronic courtiers. Yes, it is State of the Union season here in America, our most North Korean of political traditions. And while hating on the annual address has
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Justin Trudeau’s Canada is tyrannical government by the mediocre
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Why are men so bad at being sick?
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There are simply too many stars demanding our attention