2016 may have thrown up some serious surprises such as untimely high-profile deaths and cataclysmic celebrity breakups, but no one event has even come close to toppling the most bizarre Presidential race in history from its permanent top spot. 
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The Spectator is here to help…and let’s be honest, when it comes to deciphering the truth in this election, we need all the help we can get. For nearly two centuries, some of the country’s wittiest wordsmiths and most unapologetic analysists have been fearless wading through all that society has to offer, crafting cutting satire and perceptive political commentary for its devoted subscribers.
With no party line to toe, The Spectator prides itself on informing, delighting, entertaining and infuriating – whoever your candidate and whatever your viewpoint. With features that are more fascinating than a whole raft of hacked emails, The Spectator is out on a mission that the pen is far mightier than the wall (regardless of who’s paying)….
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