Locking down supply? COVID-19, hospital space, and remedial reform
The outcome of these policies will serve as the two millstones necessary to grind the middle and working-classes, with the increase in taxes on the one hand and the inevitable growth of inflation on the other.
A catastrophe that shaped a century
One hundred and one years on, how should we remember the First World War?
The Democrats’ failure in Congress could cost them dearly
The party wasted time, resources and activists on races that were never actually competitive.
Californian voters reject Proposition 16
Opponents of Proposition 209 wish to roll back the wheels of history, to return to the days where an American was judged by the colour of their skin and not the content of the character
Biden’s win does not ensure the end of America’s woes
He needs the presidency to defend from legal and financial woes and so giving the presidency up would be very much against his interests.
Operation Torch: driving the darkness out of North Africa
The 8th November 2019 marks seventy-eight years since the launch of Operation Torch.
Social media is radicalising our politics
In the quickfire world of social media, there is no room for a moderate view or nuance; it’s all or nothing.
The Government admits its ‘facts’ are wrong, yet continues on its dangerous path
We are just two days into this crackpot lockdown, and already the doom-mongering projections which got us here in the first place have been proven wrong — by the Government itself!