How Alike Are Corbyn and Sanders?
There are differences in policy, but worrying similarities in strategy (or lack thereof).
Jeremy Corbyn
Corbyn’s Extremism Is Why Labour Will Lose Again
Nationalizations. Higher taxes. Massive borrowing. No wonder Labour is behind in the polls.
Corbyn Could Learn Something About Coalition Politics from Spain
You don’t convince other parties to support you simply by warning them the alternative is worse.
Leftists Denounce “Coup” Against Vote-Rigging Autocrat in Bolivia
Evo Morales was pushed out by the military, but only after trying to steal an election.
Corbyn Has Completely Failed as Opposition Leader
Boris Johnson self-destructs and the leader of the opposition talks about a bankrupt travel agency.
Jeremy Corbyn Is Not the British Bernie Sanders
The Labour Party leader is far, far to the left of the senator from Vermont.
Good, Bad and Ugly in Trump’s Drug Plan, Corbyn Parrots Russian Talking Points
The president proposes common-sense drug reforms — and the death penalty for drug dealers.
Brexiteers Disparage Good Friday Agreement, Berlusconi Hints at Tajani Premiership
Brexiteers dismiss concerns about Northern Ireland. European Parliament chief Antonio Tajani could be Italy’s next prime minister.
Corbyn’s Spy Career, Catalan Language War
Jeremy Corbyn met with Czech agents during the Cold War. Spain restarts the Catalan language war.
European Fellow Travelers Refuse to Criticize Venezuelan Dictator
Left-wing admirers of Hugo Chávez will not see his heirs for the thugs they have become.
What Britain’s General Election Result Means
The Conservatives will probably stay in power. Scottish independence has become less likely.
Conservatives Lose Majority in British Election
Theresa May’s gamble backfires.
Reasons to Doubt Labour’s Poll Surge Will Last
Labour has gone up in the polls, but it still has a long way to go.
Parties Can’t Wait Out the Insurgency
Things will not simply return to normal the day after Jeremy Corbyn and Donald Trump are defeated.
Jeremy Corbyn: Radical Chic for Those Who Can Afford It
The Labour Party leader’s purist brand of leftism is a luxury good for those who can afford perpetual Tory rule.