Dublin Elite Worries Voters Might Pick ‘Wrong’ Mayor
Backers of direct election are bailing, fearing a fighter—literally—could land the job.
Backers of direct election are bailing, fearing a fighter—literally—could land the job.
Romania has “learned the necessary lessons” from last year’s annulled election and will conduct the next one according to “democratic standards,” Interim President Ilie Bolojan promised.
Conservative shadow FM Michael Chong said “The next Government of Canada should be chosen by Canadians and Canadians alone.”
The CDU/CSU Union is about to fail at the very thing they have always prided themselves on: political responsibility.
After the last election, Portugal’s social democrats “had everything to guarantee a stable government with a right-wing majority in alliance with Chega” but chose a coalition with the left.
The CDU’s and SPD’s profound fear of change has granted the AfD its greatest momentum, emerging as Germany’s new “workers’ party.”
The Right will hardly stand a chance in Germany if demographic trends continue to be shaped by mass immigration.
Spending three days in the German capital was enough to see how the past decade of demonizing the Right destroyed normal dialogue in the country.
Young voters overwhelmingly opted for Die Linke and the AfD last Sunday, snubbing the establishment parties both on the left and the right.
The CDU leader’s words ring hollow about the left being “over,” as his coalition with SPD makes it impossible to deliver on the promised reforms.