Reaction Contributor
Tuesday, 16 July 2019
Whenever someone kicks the table in politics, it is often hard to spot who wins and who loses while the …
Continue reading "Trump is baiting the Democrats on race to divide his opponents"
By David Waywell
Monday, 8 July 2019
A quick primer in Trumpese. When he says “we” he usually means “I”. When he says “many” he often means …
Continue reading "Kim Darroch leaked memo told us nothing new"
By David Waywell
Friday, 5 July 2019
There is no better day than the 4th of July in American politics to bury bad news or, in the …
Continue reading "Kamala Harris has blundered on busing and Biden"
By David Waywell
Monday, 1 July 2019
Perhaps it will work, this hand of friendship that Trump keeps extending to North Korea. How, after all, do you …
Continue reading "Trump gives Kim the Kardashian treatment"
By David Waywell
Friday, 28 June 2019
It’s been a sobering two nights watching the two Democratic presidential debates this week while also keeping an eye on …
Continue reading "Debates show Democrats still look capable of missing an open goal"
By David Waywell
Monday, 24 June 2019
Welcome to Moronic Wonderland, though we’ve passed through the looking glass so often you’d be forgiven if you no longer …
Continue reading "Tory leadership race goes through the looking glass and round the twist"
By David Waywell
Friday, 21 June 2019
He left it late. Donald Trump finally launched his presidential campaign this week, with only 504 days left before the …
Continue reading "Democratic primaries: Biden’s best tactic is to play a straight game"
By David Waywell
Monday, 17 June 2019
How can something that seems so very right, feel so very wrong? That, I think, is one way of viewing …
Continue reading "Boris is like a great novel without a plot"
By David Waywell
Tuesday, 11 June 2019
How small must a story be before it no longer warrants your attention? I suspect I’m about to test that …
Continue reading "Why the small stuff matters"
By David Waywell
