Published by The i paper (7th November, 2026) On the day early voting started in Texas, the long-serving Republican governor Greg Abbott and both main party candidates fighting […]
The Democrats must reclaim America – and not be defined by Trump
Published by The i paper (6th November, 2026) Give thanks: the American people voted to restore faith in their sanity and rebuild trust in their tarnished democracy. They […]
Trump cannot escape his lies and war
Published by The I Paper (2nd November, 2026) When I travelled across the key swing state of Pennsylvania shortly before the last presidential election, I kept hearing voters […]
Texas was Trump country. Now many Republicans tell me they’ve had enough
Published by The I Paper (22nd October, 2026)
The billionaire tax plan dividing California with global implications
Published by The I Paper (16th October, 2026)
Dark portents for the rest of Trump’s rule
Published by The I Paper (12th October, 2026)
A farce that shows the problems for the left in fighting populism
Published by The i Paper (13th July, 2026)
‘It all hinges on Pennsylvania’ – even nuns are seen as fair game in the key swing state
Published by The i paper (2nd November, 2024) Sister Stephanie Schmidt was shocked when told that her community of nuns was being accused publicly of electoral fraud. “How […]
Trump has poisoned US democracy
Published by The i paper (4th November, 2024) Four years ago, I was talking to voters in West Virginia when I met a young black woman called Brittney. […]
The city weaponised by Trump against the Democrats
Published by The i paper (30th October, 2024) The candidate in his crisp white shirt reeled off his three priorities to the crowd of voters crammed into a […]
Democrats need to ditch doddery Biden
Published by The i paper (3rd June, 2024) One of the greatest attributes of populist politicians is their ability to drive foes into such a frenzy of fury […]