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Hillary Clinton

  • Editor’s Notes: Let’s hear it from the New Democrats and Reagan Republicans

    March 1, 2019

    Back in 2015, I was convinced the UK was heading for another hung parliament. The following year I expected a comfortable Remain victory in the EU referendum. A few months later, turning to the US, I was certain that Hillary Clinton would trounce Donald Trump at the ballot box. Then, just to compound things, I [...]

  • Bernie ‘socialist’ Sanders is the Democrats’ worst enemy

    February 22, 2019

    Take a seat, Democrats, your messiah for the 2020 presidential race has arrived, in the form of socialist septuagenarian Bernie Sanders. If you thought that you’d seen the last of Sanders after he lost to Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primaries, think again. The 77-year-old Vermont senator is back, launching his campaign on Tuesday and [...]

  • Feeling the Bern: Bernie Sanders announces 2020 US presidential bid

    February 19, 2019

    US senator Bernie Sanders has announced that he will make a second attempt at winning the Democratic Party presidential nomination next year. Sanders, who is an independent who caucuses with the Democrats, became a political favourite when he lost his bid for the party's nomination in 2016 to former first lady Hillary Clinton. Making the announcement over [...]

  • Trump tore down the walls for the Democrats’ socialist superstar

    February 1, 2019

    Half-baked policy ideas that don’t stand up to economic scrutiny but spread like wildfire across social media. The ability to tear up the rulebook to forge a new path to power. A US politician who is almost certainly dramatically under-qualified for the office they hold, but who has captured the imaginations of millions through sheer charisma [...]

  • Here are all the predictions I got wrong in 2018

    December 21, 2018

    I should have given up making predictions in June 2017. Three months earlier, I had spoken at a conference on Brexit and suggested that the best way forward for Theresa May would be to call a snap election and strengthen her negotiating hand. I don’t know how the Prime Minister got word of my advice, [...]

  • Ivanka Trump reportedly sent hundreds of White House emails from private account

    November 20, 2018

    Ivanka Trump sent hundreds of emails about government business from a personal email account, it is reported. President Trump’s daughter, who works as an adviser to her father in his administration, reportedly breached federal records rules with many of the messages sent to White House aides, officials and her assistants. The Washington Post said yesterday [...]

  • Impeaching Trump would be disastrous for the Democrats

    November 9, 2018

    It took the President mere hours after holding his post-midterms press conference to drop the inevitable bombshell. After months of lambasting Jeff Sessions, the attorney general was being fired, replaced with the more amenable Matthew Whitaker. Why such ire towards Sessions, when he had been one of Donald Trump’s fiercest supporters on the campaign trail? [...]

  • Police intercept another suspicious package sent to CNN as suspect set to appear in court

    October 29, 2018

    A third suspicious package sent to CNN in a week was intercepted in Atlanta today. The package was identical to the others allegedly sent by pipe bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc, the news agency reported. "There is no imminent danger to the CNN Center,” CNN president Jeff Zucker told staff in a memo, according to CNN. [...]

  • Police intercept suspicious package addressed to former US vice president Joe Biden

    October 25, 2018

    Police said today that they have intercepted a suspicious package addressed to former US vice president Joe Biden. The package is similar to pipe bombs sent to several prominent Democrats, a restaurant belonging to actor Robert de Niro and news studio CNN. Bomb squads are dealing with the package in a Delaware postal centre, NBC [...]

  • Ready for Hillary? Don’t be surprised if Clinton’s campaign crashes and burns

    August 31, 2015

    Washington DC – While Donald Trump has shot across the summer political sky like a meteor, the more important story of the season has gone less remarked upon: the surprising difficulties of Hillary Clinton.    The odds-on favourite (again) for the presidency has run into a series of problems, culminating in the self-inflicted wound of [...]

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