The Trump White House is government by meme
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What lies behind the ‘deported’ posters?
Neal Pollack
Neal Pollack is senior editor of The Spectator’s US edition. He is also the author of 12 semi-bestselling books of fiction and nonfiction and a three-time Jeopardy! champion.
Monday
Sunday
The Trump White House is The Real Housewives of Pennsylvania Avenue
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For those of us who like politics as entertainment, this is a vast improvement
Thursday
There will never be a Trumpian baby boom
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A $5,000 bonus per kid is nowhere near enough. Try $500,000
RFK Jr.’s hill to dye on?
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The Health and Human Services Secretary says he has ‘banned’ eight toxic colored dyes
Wednesday
NPR begs for its professional life
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The era of federal funding for NPR is about to end
Monday
The Trump administration attempts to correct the record on Covid
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Covid.gov gets an anti-Fauci revamp
Friday
Luigi Mangione and the left’s warped choice of heroes
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The Trump ‘resistance’ seems determined to lose
Wednesday
Could this be the last time I ever have to pay my taxes?
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President Trump has proposed abolishing income tax for all Americans who make less than $150,000 a year
Tuesday
Mahmoud Khalil is not the victimized cuddlebear the media would have you believe
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He’s a dangerous person with clear ideological and political ties to the intifada that Hamas declared on October 7
Saturday
First came the dire wolf – the wooly mammoth is next
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A Texas-based company has bred three dire wolves – an extinct species
Wednesday
The war on Tesla
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Elon Musk is driving the left crazy
Tuesday
Who really makes up the ‘Resistance?’
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It was as though NPR had manifested itself in human form
Monday
There are other kinds of workers who want ‘dignity’
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Just because your job involves a laptop, doesn’t mean you’re less of an American worker
Monday
Against suit shaming
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Zelensky is clearly not a suit person, though I’m guessing that he could afford to at least rent one
Tuesday
The economic blackout movement trying to stop capitalism in its tracks
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If these companies are evil now, then they were evil five months ago when Joe Biden was president
Tuesday
Real men go grocery shopping
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Grocery shopping is not a partisan activity, or a gendered one
Thursday
The Covid cabinet
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Pandemic contrarians come into their own
Thursday
‘Murder is bad’ is now apparently a controversial stance
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I’m tired of people, from their relatively comfy perches, cosplaying a violent revolution that we do not need
Saturday
Jaguar and Volvo’s ads are both terrible
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Personally, I prefer ads that say, one way or another, ‘this car goes fast’
Thursday
Why I quit poker
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The game had consumed my brain
