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Sounds as if you don't approve of that stance. That is not likely to shift given that the Spectator is and has been since 1822, basically & famously, a politica
by vixen99 5y ago
Sounds as if you don't approve of that stance. That is not likely to shift given that the Spectator is and has been since 1822, basically & famously, a politically conservative magazine though it frequently publishes articles by contributors across the political spectrum. Not to make a point but out of curiosity, can you perhaps offer an example or two of the kind of thing you reckon would 'turn people off'. You mean some people of course.
- yung_steezy 5y agoI read the spectator and enjoy its news coverage. I was trying to get people to read the arts coverage in spite of their political opinions.