“Prices rose faster than incomes did.”
Soft power does not need ‘public consultations’
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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 […]
“On a Departmental basis.”
‘Separation point’
Exodus of TDs and poll plunges.
The odd thing about this is that it is both true, and, in its own way, admirable
The sensible thing to do when an opinion poll produces such a shocking result is to wait, rather than to assume it is true.
“Sinn Féin have objected to 10,000 homes…it’s the worst kind of hypocrisy”: Independent TD Micheal Healy-Rae hits out at parties that routinely object to proposed housing developments. #gript
An interesting question, I think, is this: Why does mere discussion provoke such anger?