David Gauke is a British journalist and former Conservative Member of Parliament. He writes for various publications including ConservativeHome, New Statesman, and The Times Literary Supplement. His articles often focus on political analysis, policy issues, and current events in the UK.
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Even sensible candidates are forced to focus on the party rather than the country. Victorious political parties should be exuberant; defeated ones downbeat.
By: David Gauke
Nor is Cleverly's record political record unblemished. For some of us, there have been three big judgment calls in the last decade which provide a good test. Where did you stand on Brexit, Boris Johnson, and Liz Truss? On all three, Cleverly got it wrong. He even favoured bringing Johnson back after the Truss implosion in the autumn of 2022, which was a ludicrous idea. Personal loyalty to Johnson does not excuse it.
The freebie scandal is a question of transparency not morality. Labour should be careful not to over-react.
Conservative MPs try to second-guess the membership rather than voting with conviction.
Remarkably, the risk of Trump to our geopolitical and economic security is only the third strongest argument against him
The political bidding war over tougher sentences must end. Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.
If public services fail to improve, the government will be politically vulnerable.
Rachel Reeves is increasing taxes, investment and regulation in pursuit of a different economic model.
By: David Gauke
A centre-right political party should have something to say about the perils of identity politics, but this will not determine how large numbers of people will vote at the next general election.
Bond traders’ response to the Budget will act as a future constraint on higher public spending.
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