Tabatha Southey

Tabatha Southey: It’s vitally important to separate fact from fiction during the global pandemic. So here’s some fiction for you.

Tabatha Southey: It’s not exactly leadership in a time of global crisis, but Trump’s various public statements of late demonstrate the president is keeping a social distance from reality

Tabatha Southey: As a near-pandemic spreads around the world, please wash your hands. And don’t touch your face. That won’t be easy. But, remember, wash your hands.

Tabatha Southey: What’s interesting about Ontario’s new licence plates is that after sunset, or when caught in headlights, they do not perform the one task a licence plate has, traditionally, been designed to perform

Tabatha Southey: Eric Trump claims the Secret Service stays at Trump properties for free, and any associated costs are mostly related to housekeeping. But the bills sure don’t appear to be cheap.

Tabatha Southey: Never attribute to malice what can be attributed to incompetence, and never attribute to incompetence what can attributed to an evil, sentient Twitter account

Tabatha Southey: Tory leaders have a habit of avoiding Pride parades. As some leadership hopefuls declare their intention to march, do they really think that’s enough?

Tabatha Southey: While the president was busy condemning ’A Very Stable Genius,’ Trump altogether missed another must-read published on the very same day

Tabatha Southey helps powerful political people in awkward and unpleasant situations entirely of their own making—even if they never spell her name properly

Tabatha Southey: A Trump board game would need a constantly shifting player count of between four and 36, with players constantly eliminated or added halfway throughout the game