David Waywell is a journalist and writer focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for Reaction, covering a range of topics including politics, society, and cultural commentary. With a sharp and often satirical style, David's articles provide insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on current events in the UK.
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The question had always been hypothetical, like how many times a Tory leader can alienate their base during a six-week election window or what is
In terms of the cold hard politics, the Hunter Biden verdict was always going to be a win/win situation for the President, and yet, almost paradoxically, also a win/win for Donald Trump
We're now a week away from the first Presidential debate, though even calling it the “first” is something of a presumption.
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This was not just a weak performance from Joe Biden. It was excruciating.
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his was the week when Democrats finally started to act like Republicans… That's right.
They say a week is a long time in politics but that's nothing compared with the fraction of a second it took a would-be assassin's bullet to travel 164 yards.
It has become acceptable to turn any landmark, distinguished or not, into a shrine, a habit dating back to the death of Diana.
It was the week when Joe Biden displayed rare bravery by stepping back from the Democratic nomination; a truly selfless act that will assure that his legacy will remain intact, no matter what happens in November…
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