The US, absent a course correction, is on course for an inevitable fiscal crisis.
Feminists might think they’ve cracked the establishment in Ireland, but you can read all the Germaine Greer you want, ladies – you’re still never getting between a Fianna Fáiler and a cosy backroom deal to hand out the big jobs.
It bears remembering that if Harris were to increase her support amongst women by just 4 or 5% over the next few months, this election would be over, and she would be comfortably elected.
This transformation of politics in the west from a battle of ideas to a battle of competing tribes of people convinced that a single defeat will bring the end of the world as we know it is, needless to say, not a great development.
“Together, we overcame a once in a century pandemic.”
“I think that that’s why a lot of people like the guy.”
“Bullet came within a quarter of an inch of taking my life”
“I do plan to stay on.”
‘First truly Islamic country that will get a nuclear weapon’
“Now we will witness talk about the need for reconciliation…”
If Trump had died yesterday, at the hands of someone inspired by a fear of his alleged fascism, then there are a great many in the media and politics who would have some of his blood on their hands.
“Much bleeding took place.”