Spectator Editorial

The administration can either face cost-of-living issues or face a wipeout in November

The Biden administration has taken up permanent residence in a metaverse of its own fantasies

What our elites seek is coercion by apocalypse, transforming our free society as we know it

As hostages to Biden’s misfortunes, we must hope that our luck holds in 2022

The Biden presidency has donned Jimmy Carter’s cardigan of shame in only nine months

We are not yet a year into this presidency, but it is already in trouble

9/11 was the last time the country was truly united in its response to anything

If America is to remain a superpower, the age of elective wars must end

Don’t expect any meaningful solutions to the world’s biggest problems

It’s unfashionable to worry about inflation. It’s also right

The American right is ideologically confused

The new administration is dangerously addicted to sentimentality

In its desire to reverse the days of Trump, the Biden administration may mistake sentimentality for foreign policy

Just two years from now, the only surviving relic of Trump’s policy agenda may be his 2017 tax cut

Under Biden, expect intoxicated self-righteousness to make a comeback

It is obvious that mass mail-in voting and days of drawn-out counting maximize opportunities for chicanery

American democracy, American power and influence are not dying, and neither are they under threat

The promise to live and let live rather than treat every political battle as all-out war to the death is breaking down

Republicans are as guilty as Democrats of allowing the riots to flourish for political gain

As long as Trump and his family remain the fulcrum of American politics, the GOP will be effectively without a leader