I voted for Brexit and would do so again. But…
Paul Goodman
“Britain’s elites have failed to seize the moment since our departure four years ago.”
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Henry Hill
“A bolder government would not win every battle it fought, but it would win more than one that never gave battle at all.”
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William Atkinson
“The Cassandras of Washington D.C are pointing their fingers at Hunt and Bailey’s “tighter fiscal and monetary policies” But they were no fans of Trussonomics, either.”
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Alister Jack, who has dealt a grave blow to Sturgeon by blocking her Gender Recognition Bill
Andrew Gimson
“The Scottish Secretary, understated in his public utterances, “often makes the wittiest interjections in Cabinet discussions”.”
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Why is the Government so indulgent towards the Mayor of London?
Harry Phibbs
“In Liverpool or Slough the commissioners are sent in. Why does Khan get a special dispensation for financial bailouts, and to carry on as he pleases?”
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Lord Willetts
“It talks about public spending control, but exempts one of the biggest spending programmes from those pressures. It advocates labour market deregulation but extends labour protections to older workers.”
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A moral panic about tax will only leave us all paying more of it
Emily Carver
“Have we got to the stage where it is now considered beyond the pale to employ the services of an accountant or advisor to minimise one’s tax bill?”
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We will rid the police of those who are not fit to wear the uniform
Suella Braverman MP
“Insisting on degrees is an example of pointless red tape, and I want to get rid of all such bureaucratic burdens. Sir Stephen House’s Operational Productivity Review is designed to do just that.'”
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Grant Shapps MP
“Setting a minimum level for service across key public services is not only reasonable and proportionate but safe. And it is the first duty of any government to keep citizens safe from harm.”
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Paul Goodman
“Who is he for? What will he do for you? What will he deliver for Britain? With the Bill on small boats due, we’re about to find out.”