November 11, 2020

QAnon is indestructible The prophecy can fail, but its believers aren't going anywhere

Gavin Haynes

10.11

How to destroy democracy It's not just Trump: the Democrats also have form when it comes to questioning an election's legitimacy

Paul Collier

09.11

Why the polling miss matters Biden's win isn't a vindication for the pollsters — it's a wake-up call

Freddie Sayers

09.11

America’s divisions will only get worse Trump didn't cause the vitriol and polarisation, and it won't end now he's gone

Douglas Murray

09.11

How Trump held on to black voters The President's often-racist rhetoric was mitigated by his economic promises

Christopher Rhodes

06.11

Melania Trump doesn’t want your pity We hardly knew her, and now it's unlikely we ever will

Kat Rosenfield

06.11

Who are the real Shy Trumpers? Political correctness has left a cadre of white graduates unwilling to reveal their voting intention

Eric Kaufmann

05.11

The casual corrosion of democracy Nobody's celebrating in Washington, as President Trump clings on to power

Ian Birrell

05.11

National Populism is here to stay The expected backlash against Trump didn't materialise

Michael Lind

04.11

A victory for Trumpism He might not win re-election, but the President has reshaped the Republican Party in his image

Justin Webb

04.11

The President’s speech was scarily good When he used the F-word, Trump knew exactly what he was doing

Sam Leith

03.11

In polls we trust They're not perfect, but they're the best indication of public opinion we've got

Freddie Sayers