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How Covid amnesia spread through the right and left

Deborah Birx

Science & Tech

How Covid amnesia spread through the right and left

Four years into ‘two weeks to stop the spread,’ the main characters of the pandemic have taken to revisionism

Billy McMorris

Trump’s pandemic failures will haunt his 2024 bid

When Covid came, he caved like a weakling to the forces of bureaucracy

Ben Domenech

Trump’s phantom healthcare platform

The President is as allergic to pursuing any serious legislation as he is to paying his taxes

Jacob Heilbrunn

Confessions of the secret suburban Trump moms: Virginia

‘I don’t think Trump is a racist, but try explaining that to DC suburban moms who absolutely despise him and assume we all feel the same way’

Anonymous

Politics

Trump picks a Swedish model

As with reindeer, immunity is in the herd

Dominic Green

April 27, 2020
The paranoid style in COVID-19 America
The public health establishment is desperate to maintain hysteria in the populace
Heather Mac Donald
Politics
April 24, 2020
No, you aren’t meant to take Trump’s medical insights literally or seriously
The media will be scouring the land for Trump fans injecting disinfectant
Freddy Gray
Politics
April 9, 2020
The case for reopening the country now
Public health experts are well and good in their place. Their place is not running the country
Roger Kimball
March 22, 2020
Deborah Birx, style icon
A masterclass in coronavirus couture
Marlo Safi
Politics
March 20, 2020
Coronavirus will give Trump a second term
The same people warning that Trump would operate an authoritarian regime are now complaining he isn’t being authoritarian enough
Amber Duke

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