Rebrand national day to make history
Perhaps the most important thing about our history isn’t whether it was right or wrong, it is that it is ours to make, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Perhaps the most important thing about our history isn’t whether it was right or wrong, it is that it is ours to make, writes Joe Hildebrand.
In her 2013 song Roar, the philosopher Katy Perry laments: “I stood for nothing, so I fell for everything.” The PM must have had her tune on repeat, because he’s finally making a stand, writes Joe Hildebrand
After he had spent thousands of hours and millions of words trying to sum up everything wrong with the modern cultural left, Kamala Harris did it in just 10 minutes, writes Joe Hildebrand.
If the Democrats do their walk of shame, learn their lesson and start to listen to ordinary people instead of lecturing them, then people like AOC might just be AOK, writes Joe Hildebrand.
If we are to deal with our present mess, we need to abandon one-eyed zealotry and embrace a path of pragmatism and peace – just like a certain superstar did 2000 years ago, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Identity politics must die before it kills us all — including any fools who still believe in it, writes Joe Hildebrand.
If there were any remaining doubts that Kamala Harris is the Meghan Markle of politics, she helpfully put them to rest this week, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Donald Trump doesn’t deserve to win the US presidential election but, by God, the Democrats deserve to lose it, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Steven Miles has been thrown to slaughter as Albo’s sacrifical bull, while The Greens, who like to throw the word ’genocide’ around a lot, would do better to apply it to their electoral fortunes, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Even after a decade of bitter experience, all the smartest guys in the room just can’t figure Donald Trump out, writes Joe Hildebrand.
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