Three key issues drove US votes
Democrats are standing around poleaxed. Not only did Donald Trump win the White House, he did so by increasing Republican margins just about everywhere, writes James Morrow.
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Losing is never easy. A vanquished vice-president appeared to be looking to the heavens after the darkness of defeat in her formal concession speech, writes James Morrow.
Trump’s win a stark warning about Labor’s tactics
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‘Golden age of America’: Trump’s vow in election victory
Donald Trump has vowed to “end wars” and heal America after he triumphed over Kamala Harris to become the 47th US president in a stunning comeback where he defied everything.
Anthony Albanese’s comment from 2017 comes back to haunt him
Old footage of Anthony Albanese has resurfaced where he made a startling comment about Donald Trump. That comment could hurt Australia’s alliance with the US, should Trump win the election, James Morrow writes.
‘Shocking is an understatement’: Pollsters split on US election result
Just days out from the US presidential election, the most accurate pollster in the 2020 race has one candidate pulling ahead in the swing states, but not all polls are telling the same story, James Morrow writes.
The Nazi slur against Trump smacks of desperation
It’s a sign of desperation from Democrats who believe their side is more moral, more intelligent, and generally superior to what they see as politically degenerate Trump supporters.
Even New York Times admits Kamala would be wokest president ever
As vice president, Harris ordered intelligence agencies to investigate the use of gendered language and made identity politics the top priority for federal agencies.
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‘Furious’ wife ousts Nomad restaurant boss over Nazi symbol
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