Erasing the Trumpies
If the left wants healing after last week’s invasion of Capitol Hill, it better not try to erase the 75 million Americans who supported Donald Trump, writes Miranda Devine.
Our Journalists
Latest
Miranda Devine: Anarchy in the US comes as no surprise
The rabble that stormed Capitol Hill behaved appallingly but where was the left that is condemning them when their side was burning down American cities, asks Miranda Devine.
A clear-eyed look at what really happened on Election Night
President Trump’s loss in the 2020 presidential election is looney as it gets thanks to the relaxation of voter-ID laws, ballot harvesting and fixed voting machines, writes Miranda Devine
Biden gives Big Tech plenty of ‘likes’ for the help
Facebook, Twitter, and Google employees are all cashing in with Biden administration jobs after their companies helped suppress embarassing information, writes Miranda Devine
Leaked CCP database shows Beijing’s tentacles
A leaked database of Chinese Communist Party members has shown the extent of Beijing’s penetration of the West, writes Miranda Devine.
Surprise! More Biden family dodginess emerges
Despite a coordinated effort to squash the story, it turns out Hunter Biden is under investigation – and there are disturbing Biden family ties to China and Ukraine, writes Miranda Devine.
The mystery of Bill Clinton and ‘Orgy Island’
Bill Clinton may have some explaining to do now that a witness has placed him ar Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious Caribbean retreat, writes Miranda Devine.
How CNN censored Hunter Biden laptop news
Leaked recordings of news meetings at CNN prove it tried to silence a story revealing the seedy underbelly of the Biden family, writes Miranda Devine
Elegant first lady was ill-served by her handlers
Melania Trump was never given a fair shake by the press – but she may also have her own staffing decisions to blame, writes Miranda Devine.
Trump’s going – but he won’t be gone
Donald Trump and his supporters have every right to feel dudded by the results of the election, and Republicans now have their work cut out to hold on to the Senate, writes Miranda Devine.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/miranda-devine/page/12