A “Bandwagon Bauble” of online activists and hashtag riders are lured by anything that lets them unleash their hatred for Israel and Donald Trump – even if it means backing one of the world’s most brutal regimes, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Donald Trump now has a chance to actually deliver on his bombast with actual bombs – and he should, not just for the world’s sake, but for his own, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The martial arts drama presents an anti-woke antidote that offers kids a moral framework free of the faintest whiff of identity politics, writes Joe Hildebrand.
In a world in which both Trump and Israel have become increasingly isolated by international opprobrium, the left are aiding and abetting them with self-indulgent distraction, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Trump and Musk are both disruptors, perhaps the biggest disruptors of this century, so the most remarkable thing about their break up isn’t that it happened, it’s that it didn’t happen sooner, writes Joe Hildebrand
Dorinda Cox’s sadness brought untold joy to millions of Labor supporters presented with another surprise win – as well as everybody else simply happy to see the Greens implode even more, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Kamala Harris made her first major appearance since losing the US election to Donald Trump … at a Gold Coast real estate conference. It tells you everything you need to know about elite leftists today, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The great lost lesson from the election is, as a peaceful and pragmatic people, we don’t want hate and outrage – and that is what makes us the greatest country on earth, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The Liberals and Nationals are apparently back together and everyone is friends again. No harm done! Except, of course, to the electoral prospects of both parties for the next decade, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Both hard left and hard right were handed a hospital pass – the election was a ‘referendum on kindness’, writes Joe Hildebrand.
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