It was undoubtedly the young, the mums and the returnicks from UKIP who collectively swung the vote for Labour and did for the Tories. The Tories and we mean the whole Parliamentary party have no-one to blame but themselves. Rather than have a charismatic male or
We would like to thank the 283 voters who voted for me at the recent general election. The 2017 election was the start of a political journey which I hope will over time lead to greater levels of real democracy in Britain and so protect
Disappointing though a return to the 1970's is, it was clearly on the cards for both main parties Labour with their offer to the young of jam tomorrow and the Tories with their third attempt at project fear. Both managed to attract voters back from smaller parties and
There is alleged bias and there is real bias. The room packed with a certain type of voter is an extreme version of alleged bias the subtly of the nuanced comment a milder and harder to support version of alleged bias. The policy of basing
The 'State' should read our post on 24th May for a few ideas and hints about how it can sensitively 'grow that pair' and stand up for British values and human rights when it deals with the misogynistic, cruel and discriminating, flogging, stoning and head chopping
The world is a messy place these days, methods of ordering society which Karl Marx himself would have called primitive are promoted by the West namely, Saudi Arabia whilst the neurotic adherence to faith which in Marx's view was put asunder in the 18th century by
Blue Revolution 22 Tower Street Boston Lincolnshire PE218RX 02 June 2017 Complaints Department British Broadcasting Corporation Darlington Dear Sir or Madam General Election 2017 As a candidate standing in the Boston and Skegness constituency I was disappointed at the treatment I received by your BBC Radio Lincolnshire and Radio 5 Live teams. As
Labour's operating model is old-fashioned socialism. Old fashioned socialism is premised on the basis that those bad old capitalist need to have their exploitative businesses taken over by the benign state. This is pretty much what happened after WWII. However, the problem became clear by the mid-1970's
Theresa May seems to have lost her voice, at least the voice that the people used to listen to, whilst at the same time, Jeremy Corbyn seems to have found his, and impressive it has become too. The spectacle of the recent debate was unedifying
Three weeks is a long time in politics. We have seen the Brexit bonus squandered by a Tory party trying to fly some non-Brexit policy under the public's radar, and not getting away with it. The adult social care fiasco was a typical example of