Chris Bowen: The great recycler of words, and energy claims
If renewable energy is the cheapest form of energy – cheaper than coal, apparently – our bills should be substantially lower, writes Tim Blair.
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Rudd’s situation is untenable, he’s no-one to blame but himself
His arrogance led him to dismiss Donald Trump in the crudest terms but our Kevin happens not to be the greatest healer himself, as anyone who endured his time as Labor leader and PM will recall, writes Tim Blair.
Albo should be scared: We need to join Trump’s ride
To hell with the scolds and the wimps, the haters and the losers. Donald Trump has changed the way politics works, writes Tim Blair.
Blair: How to bluff your way through the US election
Study Tim Blair’s handy bluffing guide and you’ll soon be sounding like a complete expert on all matters relating to the 2024 US election.
Frantically fearful anti-Trumpers putting on quite the freak show
Much of the anti-Trump rhetoric being thrown about reads like a 1950s horror movie poster, but rather falling for this terrifying nightmare, observers should just sit back and enjoy the show, writes Tim Blair.
Blair: Climate crusaders make the children cry with false predictions
Thousands of schoolchildren suffer climate trauma thanks to doomy teachers, academics, politicians and the media, yet none of their apocalyptic predictions ever come true, worse still, they never apologised, writes Tim Blair.
PM’s upgrade just won’t fly
The scandal over Anthony Albanese’s reported requests for Qantas upgrades is yet another sign the tone-deaf Prime Minister is heading for the departure gate, writes Tim Blair.
Heated holy rollers are making the children cry
Thousands of Australian schoolchildren still suffer climate trauma thanks to doomy teachers, academics, politicians and the media, yet none of their apocalyptic predictions ever come true, and worse still, they never apologised, writes Tim Blair.
McDonald Trump has his foes in panic mode
Serving fries at McDonald’s and poking fun at Kamala Harris’s claims to have worked there is just one of the many ways Donald Trump continues to connect with regular people and defy his delusional critics, writes Tim Blair.
Cuddly Albo now a torn and tattered teddy bear
‘God smiles on new governments,’ a respected former ALP leader once mused. Two years later, that electoral god is no longer smiling on Anthony Albanese, writes Tim Blair.
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