Jew hatred is thriving openly in our midst and, while it may be early days, the sooner our leaders call this apparent arson attack at a Melbourne synagogue domestic terrorism the better.
Obstructionism combined with the full scale embrace of Palestinian activism, including a flirtation with its violent elements, is a giant turn-off to affluent middle-aged public servants in the inner cities.
There’s a realignment going on all around the English-speaking world at the moment that is seeing progressive left parties becoming increasingly the preserve of the white collar, writes James Campbell.
Nothing else except ignorance can explain the strange complacency Anthony Albanese has been exuding lately.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese needs to be careful with how he speaks about the Voice’s so called ‘opportunity for national unity’, writes James Campbell
Painting the NSW Lib wars as a straight fight between progressives and conservatives seems a bit off the mark writes James Campbell, who reveals the “deepest hatreds” inside the party.
Vote share has plummeted for both major players as minor parties’ and independents’ popularity has surged. Is this the end of majority governments, asks James Campbell.
How can a government that performed well during Covid be facing ejection? Especially one presiding over full employment? The obvious answer is the public has turned on Scott Morrison, writes James Campbell.
Before wandering off to the teals, upper-middle-class voters should think carefully about sawing through the Liberal branch they’re sitting on.
With Labor Leader Anthony Albanese off the campaign trail, it should have been his deputy’s day in the sun but he is hamstrung by confused speeches on China, writes James Campbell.
Sacking one set of voters before you are have hired their replacements is a risky strategy but one Morrison seems willing to adopt — and it could lead Albo astray, writes James Campbell.
Unlike the last federal election, everyone seems to agree that although the Government is behind, it can still win, but it’s going to be much harder this time around, James Campbell writes.
Canberra would be a much better place if there were more people there like Kimberley Kitching. While she made an impact, the same can’t be said about a lot of other politicians, James Campbell writes.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sent shockwaves across the globe but what has stood out is the feeble reaction shown by world leaders, James Campbell writes.
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