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Tag Archives: elections
I Predicted Trump’s Win…
With no particular pleasure, I predicted Donald Trump’s win, in the week before the election, in print Continue reading
Posted in Elections, USA
Tagged elections, news letter, politics, us elections, us politics
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Meet the Box-Setts: the Demographic that Will Decide Britain’s Future
Originally posted at Slugger O’Toole… David Box gives his partner Seema Sett the dorky, Mr Bean-ish look, with the back of his tongue poking out of his gob that he knows always makes her smile when she’s had a rough … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Europe, UK
Tagged brexit, british elections, british politics, elections, politics
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A Good Week for Democracy Globally
This was originally posted to Slugger O’Toole… There was something discomfiting about the funeral of Lee Kuan Yew. Singapore’s achievements under his rule were extraordinary, but the story presented on his death was a sanitised fable. World leaders queued up … Continue reading
Your Guide to Israel’s General Election
Originally posted at Slugger O’Toole… Israel goes to the polls on St Patrick’s Day to elect a new parliament, which in turn will either confirm incumbent Binyamin Netanyahu in office or oust him in favour of the centre-left. The St … Continue reading
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Tagged democracy, elections, israel
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Eastleigh: Bad for Tories, Better for LDs, Best for UKIP
Cross-posted to Slugger O’Toole… So the LibDems held on to Eastleigh by a narrow majority of 1,771 or just 4.3%, with UKIP surging into second place. Alex Massie in the Speccie warns against overanalysing by-elections, while Martin Kettle argued last … Continue reading
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Tagged elections, uk by-elections, uk general election 2015, uk politics
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Italy’s Five Star Movement – is this what The End of History looks like?
Cross-posted at Slugger O’Toole and Lucid Talk… In 1992, Francis Fukayama predicted in The End of History that the end of the Cold War would impend not only an era of triumphant liberal-democratic capitalism, but one where political evolution had … Continue reading