We object. On principle.
5 objections so far. We have not yet found anything about governance that we agree with.
The president has replaced his chief of staff within days of a midterm drubbing. The commentariat calls it deafness. I call it the most literal act of listening Washington has seen in a generation.
Everyone else: Promoting the hardliner straight after voters rejected the hard line shows the president simply is not listening.
After years of perfecting the craft of disapproval, the party now faces the gravest threat to any opposition: being asked to do things. Somebody should have warned them.
Everyone else: Democrats' sweep of the House and Senate is a triumph for the party and a clear repudiation of Trumpism.
The world calls the new mandate a historic blow to the incumbent. The Object Daily has read the job description and believes the blow has landed on the man who got the job.
Everyone else: Handing the mandate to Gadi Eisenkot is a historic setback for Benjamin Netanyahu and a possible turning point for Israeli politics.
Pope Leo's tour has been billed as a moral examination that Argentina's president is bound to fail. Look at the market structure, however, and the two men sit on the same side of the table.
Everyone else: The pope is a compassionate moral voice on a triumphant tour, and Javier Milei is heading for an awkward meeting.
The verdict is in, the season is wobbling and the consensus has concluded that City are finished. It has overlooked the most exculpatory ninety minutes in the history of the Premier League.
Everyone else: Justice has finally been served and Manchester City's dynasty is crumbling before our eyes.