“It is the kind of thing that only a fundamentally unserious party, or country, would do.”
The difficulty with the Greens is that they cannot by definition tailor their policies to the concerns of the voters, because their very rationale for existing is to over-ride and repress the concerns of the voters.
It’s worth noting that both Fine Gael and Sinn Féin are now led by privately educated Dubliners
Exodus of TDs and poll plunges.
“Never say never,” he said previously.
The odd thing about this is that it is both true, and, in its own way, admirable
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The sensible thing to do when an opinion poll produces such a shocking result is to wait, rather than to assume it is true.
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Leo Varadkar was right about this one – it was political theatre, not real opposition.
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The million new houses policy did stand out, though, for one reason: It was pretty much the only “bread and butter” thing that Labour could come up with.