‘It’s time to go’: Only question Biden needs to answer
The first presidential debate was a disaster for Joe Biden. And right now there is only one question about the US President that is relevant.
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‘Can’t hit a ball 50 yards’: Debate spiralled into handicap furore
For a moment, Friday’s debate looked less like a contest to see who will lead the free world and more like a remake of the 1980s classic golf movie, Caddyshack – with a bit of Grumpy Old Men thrown in, writes James Morrow.
The little known Assange story that Aussies should know
Here is a little story about Julian Assange that has gone largely unnoticed amid the unending hymns of praise for the WikiLeaks founder. But it’s one Australians must remember.
‘Fix is already in’: Has Trump already lost?
Ahead of this week’s crucial US presidential debate the Trump-hating mass media will do everything they can to drag Biden over the line, writes James Morrow.
Joe’s mental woe or is it merely a ‘cheap fake’?
By any honest assessment, US president Joe Biden has not had the best run of public appearances over the past week or two.
Morrow: Israel doesn’t need to justify hostage rescue to pro-Hamas apologists
The same people who complain about pronouns and microaggressions are now defending Hamas’s atrocities because the real name of the game is power, writes James Morrow.
Albo’s weak leadership at heart of Labor’s plunging Newspoll numbers
Anthony Albanese’s lead in the preferred prime minister stakes have tumbled while the Coalition has pulled level with Labor thanks to some horror weeks over immigration and Gaza, writes James Morrow.
Nuclear scare campaign distraction from renewables power crisis
The Albanese Labor government is all about telling people nuclear is too dangerous and too expensive. Pity about their renewables push, which is already well over budget.
Rural NSW community’s fight to stop monster foreign-built solar farm
A community outside Goulburn is fighting an attempt by a European solar factory giant to destroy hundreds of acres of prime grazing land, tearing their community apart
James Morrow: Blaming tribunal and fixing directive should not take the heat off Giles
Making Andrew Giles immigration minister was always going to be like putting the Cookie Monster in charge of a healthy school lunch program. And predictably, it’s all ending in tears, writes James Morrow.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/james-morrow/page/9