Oh, there’s Hunter…
The thing speaks for itself. Indeed, it is eloquent
Roger Kimball
Roger Kimball is a US columnist for The Spectator, the publisher of Encounter Books and the editor and publisher of the New Criterion.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Ports for any storm
A winery is fortifying New York
Friday
The Democratic art of magical thinking
It is not surprising that Democrats prefer pleasing fantasy to sobering reality
Friday
Staying positive
The left is in a paroxysm of delight over the President’s diagnosis
Wednesday
The debate was no disaster for Biden — but Trump won
From our UK edition
A couple of days ago, Paul Mirengoff observed that ‘Going back at least as far as Ronald Reagan, incumbent presidents have not done well in first debates.’ Was that true tonight? Yes and no. President Trump interrupted too often, he did not respond to Chris Wallace’s questions or Joe Biden’s assertions with the specificity that
Saturday
Donald Trump should nominate a Supreme Court Justice today
In recent memory, three Supreme Court nominees have been put forward and confirmed within 45 days
Thursday
America’s allies don’t like Trump. So what?
The Pew Research Center offers all emotion and no evidence
Friday
Leading vs lying
It’s hard to take Bob Woodward’s gotcha gambit seriously
Monday
Reflections of an outgoing President
From the desk of Donald J. Trump
Thursday
Bubbles in paradise
On Churchill’s favorite fizz
Friday
After the RNC, I am confident Trump will triumph
The Democrats own the anarchy they have unleashed and abetted
Tuesday
The GOP’s ‘Great American Story’ will play well at the ballot box
The Republicans kicked things off in a spirit of affirmation and hope
Wednesday
For the Democrats’ sake, I hope the DNC viewership is low
Organizing a virtual event is a challenge, not to say an exercise in surrealistic self-expression
Tuesday
President Kamala, mistress of puppets?
Not so fast
Thursday
Hidin’ Biden’s basement convention
The former VP oscillates between alarming porousness and inexplicable hostility
Tuesday
A rosé by any other name
Lynch, Lulu and the love of Bandol
Wednesday
The bewildering bombardment of Bill Barr
His would-be inquisitors in the Democratic party have succumbed to a virus far more toxic than the Wuhan flu
Monday
The lunacy of the ‘largely peaceful protest’
The media says one thing while also saying the opposite
Monday
The weaponization of whining
A crack in The Narrative? A glimmer of sanity? Maybe. Well, not really
Friday
Trump has been right about China for years
More and more people are awakening to the minatory reality that is China
