Scott Gilmore

Scott Gilmore: The president is facing something he has avoided much of his life: accountability. It is just the beginning of a slowly rising blue tide in America.

Scott Gilmore: America’s president is a liar and fraudster whose scandals, which would have destroyed any politician before him, mean nothing

Scott Gilmore: In both the NAFTA negotiations and the Kavanaugh case, there has been a stark contrast in behaviour between the sexes

Scott Gilmore: A year ago, this spectacle would have sparked several international crises. Today, the world is mostly laughing at the U.S. president.

Scott Gilmore: The defence of supply management is shamelessly insulting and costly. So why will no political party do the right thing?

Scott Gilmore: The American president faces a barrage of daily embarrassments and insults that would undo most of us. How does he do it?

Scott Gilmore: The odds of impeachment have gone up considerably. But we forget impeachment does not remove a president from office.

Scott Gilmore: The leader of Canada’s newest political party is well placed to at least outperform the Greens. And he might do even better than that.

Scott Gilmore: Either of these events would have destroyed a presidency. But when it comes to America’s president, there is no tipping point.

Scott Gilmore: The latest scandal unmasks far more than the institutional rot of the Catholic church—it reveals a profound shift in society and human history