Regional elections in May signalled a deep concern in Spanish society about not only the social policies of Sánchez’s government but also its authoritarian slide.
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The state, and the Irish people, have a fundamental right to safety, and to the expectation that their hospitality, while generous, should not be abused.
Raging against a law that restricts civil liberties would barely cost Sinn Fein a single vote and would likely win it many more than it ultimately lost.
A few weeks ago I got some entirely predictable stick from readers when I wrote that a Sunday Times Behaviour and Attitudes poll showing a dramatic surge for Sinn Fein and a dramatic collapse for Fine Gael was probably wrong. At the time I wrote: In any case, the sensible thing to do when an […]
It’s an interesting conundrum, and one wonders whether the Soc Dems have really thought it through.
The ultimate question, to which there is no answer, is “what does Mr. Varadkar want to achieve, exactly?”
Wake me up when we have some real politics, instead of this farce.
It behooves me, as a writer about politics and society, to try to analyse and make sense of these numbers for you, the public. But I’ll be honest: Buggered if I know what’s going on.
The problem, or really problems, are several.
“If you want my opinion, it’s this: Robert Troy should be hounded out of office. Chased. Given the boot. Fecked out. Perhaps even made a national pariah.
But not for this.”
Protests have so far led to more than 700 arrests