
Conservative Gridlock
When the Left wants to get something done, they work as a team and celebrate the victory of the small steps. Why can’t conservatives do the same?

When the Left wants to get something done, they work as a team and celebrate the victory of the small steps. Why can’t conservatives do the same?

Catholic Family Solidarity group sees rejection of amendments as “marking the end of an era dominated by liberal conformity.”

Meanwhile, Nigel Farage, to whom the Right often turns in times of trouble, is taking a break … in the jungle.

This week’s Tory conference did nothing to shake my conviction that there is little conservative about the Conservative Party.

The government has known about the weakening state of school-building concrete for years, but has given less than a week’s notice for lockdown-like online lessons now.

Accusations of antisemitism made against conservative party leader Hubert Aiwanger could be a case of personal vendetta.

Angela Merkel successfully transformed the classical-conservative CDU of Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl into a socialist party, and turned the party establishment into a real left-wing establishment.

His supporters love Trump not for what he has done or failed to do. They love him because he is hated by the same people who hate them.

These populist parties are rising in popularity because the established parties of both left and right have sold out the interests of their peoples.

CDU Friedrich Merz conducted some political spring cleaning this week as he removed a former Merkel loyalist from the party’s ruling committee in favour of a conservative alternative as the German conservatives ponder the rise of the AfD.