Tag Archives: The Spectator

The best line in the presidential debate was when President Trump said he had achieved more in 47 months than Joe Biden had in 47 years in the Senate. Democrats cringed and the mainstream media

Omnibus (Emergency Measures) Bill that attacked the civil liberties and rights of all Victorians has been vindicated. The SpecOz was

Too many pundits are ready to call the 2020 presidential race with a month to go. Four weeks is a lifetime in politics, especially in the age of technology where news travels faster than the facts.

Cardinal George Pell isn’t the sort of man to say ‘so there is a God after all!’ – but plenty of his long-time supporters must be thinking exactly that right now. It was always baffling that

For a witch hunt to begin extremists must so dominate a movement any sin, however slight, becomes a heresy the faithful must denounce for fear of being branded heretics themselves. The current

President Donald Trump ran a little experiment on us.  It came in the form of rapid-fire CAPSLOCK tweets, lazily interpreted by the fake news media as some kind of COVID delirium.

Imagine loathing a country so much that you take a seat in its parliament. Step forward Lidia Thorpe, Richard Di Natale’s replacement, who has formally joined the Senate on today.  Forty-nine

How is the president feeling?’ shouldn’t be a difficult question to answer. And yet over the last 24 hours, nobody could say with any clarity that Donald Trump was ill, on the mend, or

As Conservative party conference gets underway online, Boris Johnson used an appearance on the Andrew Marr show to warn of the difficult months ahead. With over ten million people currently

Perhaps the staff at the ABC voted themselves a pay rise so they could donate the extra money to the 606,000 Australians who have lost their job in the private sector since March because of