“A serious issue that demands immediate attention.”
Calling for “an outright ban.”
“He has a very negative attitude.”
“Over 80% of Georgians would like to join the European Union.”
Things can change in two weeks, but it’s increasingly hard to see what might be called “an earthquake” type result emerging from these elections.
Consciously running as the consummate political talking points machine, sounding much more angry about the public and companies like X than she is at the political system she’s supposed to be changing.
Coalition drama.
“A digital platform should be established.”
Argument on the campaign trail.
Half of the law-and-order pledges Fianna Fáil made in its 2019 local election manifesto have re-appeared in their 2024 manifesto. Ben Scallan asks Education Minister Norma Foley why the public should believe her party will achieve these if they didn’t over the last 5 years.
“Fairness and choice.”
Repeat.