‘In any democratic system the perception of fairness matters nearly as much as the real thing. And if Trump’s voters are mistaken in thinking their candidate was robbed, they are correct to think that America’s voting system is in dire need of reform.’
The label of an upmarket toothpaste will often reveal that it contains myrrh
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American hegemony in the service of a liberal world order no longer protects our civilization
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The Spectator’s writers and friends reflect on what they’ll miss about Donald Trump and what they expect from Joe Biden
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Trump will leave the party in much better shape than Bush did
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She occupies an eyrie on the far left of the Democratic party
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He is the first president since Reagan who did anything for underprivileged Americans
By Conrad Black
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It is obvious that mass mail-in voting and days of drawn-out counting maximize opportunities for chicanery
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‘A new strain of bird flu is going to hit the country hard. On the bright side, it will mostly be limited to poultry’
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