The bike shed story is about as clear an indication as any voter could hope to have about how the present system works, and how those responsible for managing it have managed it.
“This is what Government should be doing but is too afraid to do” may well prove a better message than simply “Watergrasshill has said no”.
You are either a person of good character, or you support or excuse Hamas this weekend. There is no in between.
Ireland already has an elected consultative forum, the Oireachtas.
Tánaiste Micheál Martin says he doesn’t believe a reduction in the TV licence fee is “on the cards,” because State-funded media like RTÉ is needed to “strengthen democracy.” #gript
Soft power does not need ‘public consultations’
The Deputy knows, obviously, that his proposal is both unconstitutional and moronic.
By eschewing debate and, indeed, democracy itself, Una is effectively arguing that the opinions of the little people should not matter.
What happens when both when both technical progress and ethical progress stagnate?
Veteran feminist
He gives you what you want, not what you need.
‘Twitter is both a social media company and a crime scene,’ says Elon Musk, its new owner.