I’m a tubby white bloke. Where’s my privacy curtain?
YOU think rash vests are for safety? Think again. They’re the middle-aged bloke’s burkini, and we could use privacy curtains too, writes James Morrow.
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Trump will serve his full term. Here’s why
CRITICS calling for Donald Trump’s impeachment every five minutes are like the boy who cried wolf. Who will believe them if he does something to earn it, asks James Morrow.
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You’ll have to pry my chip from my cold, dead hand
IF politicians are insistent we go on a diet, then why should they be exempt from this state imposed misery, asks James Morrow.
No Hillary, you were NOT ‘on the way to winning’
THE US presidential election may have been 100-plus days ago but America’s biggest loser is still making excuses, writes James Morrow.
It’s Yassmin’s ABC. What do you expect?
AS offensive as Yassmin Abdel-Magied’s post hijacking the memory of our fallen soldiers might have been, she’s just giving the Left what they want, writes James Morrow.
Without Aussie values, we’re just a giant hotel
A SUCCESSFUL immigrant nation, not being tied together by the bonds of race or religion, must have a set of robust and understood principles, writes James Morrow.
Hooray! No more L-plate citizens
AUSTRALIANS – and those contemplating becoming Aussie citizens – should applaud Turnbull’s moves to raise the bar, writes James Morrow.
Trump backflip may actually be part of his plan
IT seems like a colossal backflip, but to be fair, Donald Trump did always warn us he planned to be unpredictable, writes James Morrow.
Free speech is taking a hammering in Australia
WE’RE not a racist nation. But even if we were, restrictions on what we can and can’t say wouldn’t fix anything, writes James Morrow.
Australian politics is stuffed. So what now?
NOT only is Australian politics hopelessly broken, civil society’s also in trouble. Why? Because we’re too busy picking sides to debate actual ideas, writes James Morrow.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/james-morrow/page/169