British politician (born 1966)
Steve Forbes‘ latest musings in Forbes magazine include a critique of British government actions since the 2016 Brexit vote. The country’s economy today is at a virtual standstill, and how…
There haven’t been many good days lately for British Prime Minister Theresa May. Theodore Dalrymple explains why in a City Journal column. Theresa May has proved an apt pupil of…
Randall Forsyth devotes the latest Barron’s cover story to potential long-term consequences of Britons’ vote to exit the European Union. No man is an island, wrote John Donne, yet his…
Writing before Thursday’s Brexit vote and British Prime Minister David Cameron’s subsequent decision to resign from office, historian Paul Johnson already speculated in Forbes about the potential for a new…
A former top adviser to British prime minister David Cameron has some interesting ideas about the growth of the American bureaucratic state. Morgan Chalfant of the Washington Free Beacon shares…
In an article entitled, “Emotional student comes out to Obama at town hall in London,” Mashable reports that: A student in London told U.S. President Barack Obama they identified as non-binary,…
John O’Sullivan documents for National Review Online a key challenge for those who want Great Britain to remain within the European Union. At the end of the first full week…
Tom Rogan reports for National Review Online on one consequence of President Obama’s decision to “lead from behind” in foreign policy. “You don’t win a war with planes, so we…
John Podhoretz explains in the latest issue of Commentary magazine why he recommends that we “throw out the polls.” I write on the morning after the British general election, in…
Michael Barone‘s latest column posted at National Review Online explores voter support for candidates outside the two major political parties. [T]he contests in Kansas and South Dakota feature purportedly independent…
Historian Paul Johnson asks Forbes magazine readers to consider whether Russia’s current strongman can be compared reasonably to Germany’s most famous power-mad dictator. Today’s drift toward war with Russia seems…
Following up on a 2012 report highlighted in this forum by Roy Cordato, the 94-year-old scientist James Lovelock now tells Britain’s liberal Guardian newspaper that facts have helped change his…