I have been wanting to sit down and do this for a long time, but today I was finally provoked into articulating the reasons why I think Britain should leave the European Union on the […]
Tag: labour
Is Kendall a Keeper?
So the first poll to shed a bit of light on how the Labour leadership contest is progressing is already causing major wobbles. First, Tony Blair came out of his self-imposed ‘victory-lap’ exile on Tuesday and […]
Left Behind
It is not just an opinion that appealing to enough of the centre ground is the way to win a British General election, it is a psephological fact. Consequently, Labour is in very real danger […]
The Four Horsemen of the ‘Labpocalypse’
If I were inclined to be pessimistic my Sunday has been ruined. However, optimistically, my day couldn’t have been more politically satisfying. I usually look forward to watching Andrew Neil on the Sunday politics as […]
Glory Glory Tories
I was wrong, very wrong. Much like those on their deathbeds rallying briefly before the inevitable demise, I had believed that 1992 represented the final rally before the death prang of the Conservative Party as […]
Listen, it’s not a TAX
A quick rant… Its about the only success Labour had in the last parliament; managing to get the Spare Room Subsidy colloquially known as a ‘Bedroom Tax’. Its not a tax. Its a sanction/reduction on […]
Why Britain needs a Libertarian ‘voice of reaction’
Britain needs a Libertarian ‘voice of reaction’ to dilute this torrent of Liberal outrage and bluster, and while I would like to start that process, I equally envision this as a place for all those with the same desire to express Libertarian values and beliefs, to act as a counterbalance to this Liberal onslaught that social media has too long experienced.
