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The McDonnell Amendment to change Labour leadership rules shows a fear of democracy
3September 25, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith
The Labour conference is expected to vote on a change in the leadership rules that would require candidates to have …
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What Jeremy Corbyn could learn from Trump’s Charlottesville dissimulation
Leave a commentAugust 21, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith
Obviously it is highly dangerous for me to compare Jeremy Corbyn to Donald Trump. But in some areas their tactics …
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Corbynism is impossible within the Single Market
Leave a commentJuly 27, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith
In 1986, Jeremy Corbyn voted against the Act of Parliament that created the EU Single Market. He saw it as …
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‘Writing off student debt’ – maybe the Corbynistas are right about the MSM’s fake news
6July 21, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith
I’ve never been a big fan of attacks on the ‘mainstream media’ (MSM), which have often come from Corbybistas upset …
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So, are Tories wicked, wrong, or neither?
2July 3, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith
In a very interesting article in the Sunday Times, Dominic Lawson opens with a tweet from Marcus Chown, who has …
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Corbyn’s rhetoric sounds good, but does it help those most in need?
1June 29, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith
Jeremy Corbyn’s ability to receive rapturous applause in an echo chamber whilst saying exactly what people want to hear continues …
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The Conservatives need to step back and think again about their future leader
2June 26, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith
There’s something going a bit wrong with the discussions taking place around the leadership of the Conservative Party. People are …
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