27.09.2024

My choice for Tory leader

Remember that we are picking a Leader of the Opposition and not (yet) a PM...

Conservative Home

25.09.2024

Keep the hereditary peers

At least until you have something better to put in their place...

The Washington Examiner

23.09.2024

We’re going to hell in a handcart

Labour isn't engaging in cynical economic populism, it genuinely believes this rubbish...

The Telegraph


21.09.2024

Labour’s abject approach to the EU

Britain's proposed concessions are being treated as requests...

The Telegraph

19.09.2024

We shouldn’t mandate or ban masks

Or burqas or anything else...

The Washington Examiner

17.09.2024

How the British state persecuted Eurosceptics

Alan Halsall was hounded for four years by a politicised Electoral Commission...

Conservative Home


15.09.2024

Starmer’s got some nerve

He firehoses money at the unions, and we're supposed to blame the Tories...

Daily Mail

13.09.2024

The Cold War isn’t over; it isn’t even cold

From Nicaragua to Syria, old alliances still hold...

The Washington Examiner

11.09.2024

Ukraine can still win

The Kursk offensive is all about changing attitudes in Russia to the cost of the war...

The Telegraph


09.09.2024

Don’t sulk about Kamala - dump Trump

It's not "a coup" to dump an unelectable candidate; Republicans should try it...

The Washington Examiner

07.09.2024

Brexit is working

Our economy has not performed as badly as those in the EU...

The Telegraph

05.09.2024

Law-and-order conservatives versus authoritarian radicals

Mobs are fickle, stupid, dangerous and cruel; no conservative should ever make excuses for them...

Conservative Home


03.09.2024

Why are Lefties embarrassed about our flag?

In what country, down the centuries, would they rather have been poor, or female, or from a religious minority?...

Daily Mail

01.09.2024

Never excuse riots - ever

If Lefties now glory in crackdowns, good - conservatives have no business opposing them...

The Telegraph

29.08.2024

Two-Tier Keir

Let's hope the new crackdown signals a more general readiness to punish disorder...

The Washington Examiner


26.08.2024

Even more civil servants

Labour is squeezing the private sector to the limit...

Daily Mail

23.08.2024

Shortest. Honeymoon. Ever.

We knew Labour would mess up, but the speed is shocking...

The Telegraph

20.08.2024

Don’t restore the winter allowance

Forget that it's Labour, and forget that it's a broken promise. It cannot be right to keep paying unconditional benefits...

Conservative Home


17.08.2024

Only regime change can save Venezuela

Are we going to let autocracy claim country after country?...

The Washington Examiner

14.08.2024

Labour declares war on free speech

Starmer's first act was to scrap the law protecting free speech on campus...

Daily Mail

11.08.2024

We are reaching the point where tax can’t rise any more

Labour is about to relearn some basic economics lessons...

The Telegraph


08.08.2024

America is now literally governed by DEI

Lefties openly admit that Kamala is a diversity hire, but get furious when anyone else says so...

The Washington Examiner

05.08.2024

However you vote, the Blob wins

The Tories tried, however ineffectually, to restrain their woke civil servants, but that's all over now...

The Telegraph

02.08.2024

The EU’s readmission price

Labour is determined to get back in at any cost...

Daily Mail


30.07.2024

Elegy for the Grand Old Party

The Republican Party had a great run before being displaced by this monstrosity...

The Washington Examiner

28.07.2024

My choice for next Tory leader

Here are the things I'm looking for...

The Telegraph

26.07.2024

Did smartphones kill democracy?

Our screen-addled age is impatient, infantile and prone to conspiracy theories...

The Washington Examiner


24.07.2024

The lie at the heart of Labour’s EU policy

It was Brussels vindictiveness, not British stand-offishness, that prevented closer economic ties...

Daily Mail

22.07.2024

Can a deal be done with Farage?

The Reform leader does not do compromise...

The Telegraph

20.07.2024

Sir Humphrey’s final victory

The Tories were doomed by their inability to get things past the standing bureaucracy...

Conservative Home


18.07.2024

Unite the Right

The way back for the Tories runs through Reform...

The Telegraph

16.07.2024

We don’t care about the consequences

Rage and frenzy will pull down more in half an hour than prudence, deliberation, and foresight can build up in a hundred years...

Daily Mail

14.07.2024

American democracy can’t take much more

The Supreme Court, notionally the referee, is now wholly divided along party lines...

The Washington Examiner


12.07.2024

Reversing Brexit

Ahead in the polls, Labour no longer has to disguise its Euro-zealotry...

Daily Mail

10.07.2024

Three and a half centuries of Toryism are over

It seems a tad disproportionate, but there we are...

The Telegraph

08.07.2024

No one mention the lockdowns!

We rage at the politicians who carried out precisely what we demanded ...

The Telegraph


06.07.2024

Don’t worry about AI

All new technologies are decried as job-destroyers, but it is never true...

The Washington Examiner

04.07.2024

Vote Conservative!

Those who claim that the main parties are all the same are in for one hell of a shock...

Daily Mail

02.07.2024

“Stop the landslide!”

The Tories are headed for their worst result ever...

Conservative Home


30.06.2024

Is Nigel Farage our Donald Trump?

Followers are expected constantly to readjust their opinions to suit their leader, while pouring invective at everyone else...

The Washington Examiner

28.06.2024

One party rule, here we come

Never before will we have had so lopsided a House of Commons...

The Telegraph

26.06.2024

The self-harming election

Voters cannot punish the Tories without, in the process, punishing Britain...

Daily Mail


24.06.2024

Lockdown omertà

Half the world is voting right now, but no country is talking about the single biggest issue...

The Washington Examiner

22.06.2024

Europe is in revolt

The issue of immigration will define future elections...

Daily Mail

20.06.2024

Creepy Keir Starmer

In saying that he would let a loved one suffer rather than use private medicine, the Labour leader has revealed how he thinks...

The Telegraph


18.06.2024

What killed the Tories?

Nigel Farage, more than any other campaigner, grasps how screen addiction has changed our politics...

Conservative Home

16.06.2024

Europhile cognitive dissidence

Wait, the EU is swinging to the hard Right and Britain is turning Left? How does the New York Times explain this to its readers?...

Daily Mail

14.06.2024

We know we’ll regret it, but we’ll still put Labour in

The things that are upsetting us - high immigration, wasted taxes, unresponsive public services - will all get worse...

The Telegraph


12.06.2024

Trump will end up joining Pacific trade pact

CPTPP is the most effective way to contain China's ambitions...

The Washington Examiner

10.06.2024

If you can keep it

The American republic is collapsing before our eyes...

The Telegraph

08.06.2024

The cynicism of D-Day

We moved in one generation from "The Longest Day" to "Saving Private Ryan"...

The Washington Examiner


06.06.2024

A court with a mission is a menace, a supreme court with a mission is a tyranny

When international judges issue arrest warrants for elected PMs, we have crossed a line...

Daily Mail

04.06.2024

Can the Conservatives hold together?

The end of the Cold War means that the old Tory/Whig alloy is separating into its two constituent elements...

Conservative Home

02.06.2024

Britain is a liberal outlier in fortress Europe

Neither side would have predicted it in 2016, but the UK is unique in not voting for the authoritarian Right...

The Telegraph


30.05.2024

The woker, the worse

Public sector productivity has collapsed as identity politics has grown...

Daily Mail

28.05.2024

When did the world start going backwards?

Was it the financial crisis, mass immigration, screen addiction or something else?...

The Washington Examiner

26.05.2024

What if the students waved St George’s Crosses instead of PLO flags?

We have come, tragically, to take the uneven application of the rules for granted...

The Telegraph


24.05.2024

When the fall is all there is, it matters

If Rishi Sunak must go down, it will be on his own terms, as a patriot who did his best...

The Washington Examiner

22.05.2024

After this, the UN has no place in Gaza

Whoever takes over the territory, there needs to be a policy of re-education, and that cannot happen through UNRWA...

The Washington Examiner

20.05.2024

The next Tory leader will be sound

Tory leaders always are - in Opposition...

Conservative Home


18.05.2024

Welcome to tribal Britain

The rise of sectarian voting signals the end of a liberal society...

Daily Mail

16.05.2024

Ireland should join the Rwanda scheme

But it won't, because its leaders will always co-operate with the EU rather than Britain, whatever the cost...

The Telegraph

14.05.2024

The revolution will be catered

Campus radicalism is nothing new, but this self-absorbed whining can only have come from the smartphone generation...

The Washington Examiner


12.05.2024

The WHO takeover

If the global health technocrats get their way, no future Sweden will challenge the authoritarian consensus...

Daily Mail

10.05.2024

Rwanda is an ideal destination

30 years after the worst genocide of the late 20th century, the country is booming...

The Washington Examiner

08.05.2024

The SNP is in freefall

But Scottish separatism is not dependent on the fortunes of the separatist party...

The Telegraph


06.05.2024

The Tories are now blamed for Labour’s policies

Labour's determined resistance to the Rwanda scheme comes across to most voters as Tory dithering...

Conservative Home

04.05.2024

Revenge is by definition pointless

It cannot right whatever wrong you have suffered, though it seems to be hardwired into our genome...

The Washington Examiner

02.05.2024

Who could object to Reform?

When it comes to their aspirations, no one. When it comes to implementing them, on the other hand...

The Telegraph


26.04.2024

Don’t ban TikTok

It's a dreadful app, and the Chinese government is even more dreadful, but bans are never the answer...

The Washington Examiner

23.04.2024

Time to quit the ECHR

In imposing climate change policy on Switzerland, the Strasbourg Court has taken judicial activism to a new level...

The Telegraph


20.04.2024

Forever frenemies

Despite everything, Britain and France have been on the same side for the better part of two centuries...

Conservative Home

17.04.2024

If any country is owed compensation, it is Britain

The industrial revolution, the extirpation of slavery, the defeat of Nazism. Do these things count for nothing?...

Daily Mail

14.04.2024

Don’t change your rules at the demand of people who hate you

Free association is the basis of a free society - and that includes the Garrick Club...

The Washington Examiner


11.04.2024

No, the parties are not all as bad as each other

For 14 years, we have examined the Conservatives' every flaw and blemish, but barely looked at Labour...

The Telegraph

08.04.2024

Everything has gone wrong for the Tories since they toppled Boris

Every time MPs switch leaders without an election, voters feel taken for granted...

The Telegraph

05.04.2024

The Republicans’ bad conscience

Mike Pence stands for the principles and ethics that all Republicans used to extol. No wonder they hate him...

The Washington Examiner


02.04.2024

Sorry, WASPI ladies, we’re out of cash

There are also moral arguments against the WASPI campaign, but they are beside the point when there is no money left...

The Telegraph

30.03.2024

If the Rwanda scheme is blocked, we surrender to woke lawyers

Parliament could not have made its will clearer and, in our constitutional system, that is enough...

Daily Mail

27.03.2024

The single biggest shift in US politics

Non-white voters are deserting the Dems in droves...

The Washington Examiner


24.03.2024

Since lockdown, 500,000 people have been declared mentally unfit to work

What lies behind the numbers? Long Lockdown, benefit fraud, or something else?...

The Telegraph

21.03.2024

Why is Britain holding out against Europe’s populist tide?

Portugal has joined the swing from old Left to insurgent Right. What makes Britain different?...

Conservative Home

18.03.2024

Run, Nikki, run!

Never has the US been readier for a third-party candidate...

The Washington Examiner


15.03.2024

The Church of England adopts a new Trinity - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion

Its anti-historical posturing over slavery marks the birth of a new syncretic religion, intolerant and proselytising ...

The Telegraph

12.03.2024

The ugly tradition of Leftist anti-Semitism

What we are seeing now is not new, but part of a tradition stretching back to Karl Marx...

The Washington Examiner

10.03.2024

Islam is not Islamism

One is a religion founded by Mohammed in 610, the other a political movement founded by Hassan al-Banna in 1928...

Conservative Home


08.03.2024

A bolder budget than you might think

At a time when more than five million working-age adults are on benefits, cutting National Insurance makes work pay...

Daily Mail

06.03.2024

We need a British Milei

Sadly, things will have to get worse before we realise it...

The Telegraph

04.03.2024

Multiculturalism or democracy - pick one

For Parliament to alter its procedures under threat of violence was a new low...

The Washington Examiner


02.03.2024

Jobs are a cost, not a benefit

It is bizarre to romanticise the miners strike, as though keeping men in that brutalising work were an end in itself...

The Telegraph

28.02.2024

More elderly leaders, please!

Spare us from young thrusters with high testosterone and things to prove...

The Washington Examiner

26.02.2024

Russia is an organised crime gang with a state attached

Putin will carry on dealing death at home and abroad until he is stopped...

The Telegraph


24.02.2024

Everyone hates the Conservatives

The country is in a Left-wing mood, and nothing short of a full economic crisis will shift it...

Conservative Home

22.02.2024

The Kremlin is right to sanction me

As long as Russia remains an imperial, Eurasian state, it will be a threat to liberty...

Daily Mail

20.02.2024

And after Trump?

Despite everything, there are encouraging signs that the Republicans still believe in free enterprise...

The Washington Examiner


17.02.2024

How Labour will bankrupt Britain

You think Starmer is dull, sensible and moderately Blairite? Think again...

The Telegraph

14.02.2024

Much ado about rutting

Judi Dench's libidinous take on Shakespeare, reviewed for the Oldie magazine...

IBTimes

11.02.2024

Is “settler colonialism” really a white thing?

West Papua, Iraqi Kurdistan, Western Sahara, Matabeleland, Chittagong Hills, Xinjiang - no whites involved...

The Washington Examiner


08.02.2024

Get ready for World War Three

Si vis pacem, para bellum...

The Telegraph

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