Fauxlitics
Leigh McKiernonReal takes on fake politics. We see through it. So you can, too.
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The Henry Nowak Case and Britain's Two-Tier Policing Problem
There are cases that become controversial because the facts are unclear, and then there are cases that become controversial because the facts are painfully clear and the official explanation still somehow asks everyone to behave as though t...
The Political Class Has Turned Government Into A Power Struggle
There was a time, or at least there appears to have been a time, when British politics looked vaguely functional. Not perfect. Not noble, obviously. This is Britain. The place has always considered “constitutional clarity” to be whatever th...
Votes, Teenagers, and Fine Print: What’s Really in the UK’s New Democracy Bill?
The UK government has unveiled legislation lowering the voting age to 16, a move critics have variously described as “courageous,” and “only slightly less controversial than asking toddlers to rewrite the NHS budget with crayons.” Ministers...
“Rules for Thee, But Not for Me”: UK Labour’s 'Working People' Brand vs The Reality
There was a time, when the Labour Party was the proud political arm of the British working class. A time when soot-covered men in flat caps stared down industrialists, shouted “Solidarity!”, and then marched to Parliament to legislate 50p l...
How Britain Sold Its Housing Future for a Quick Buck (and Now Blames Migrants for Not Fixing It)
This week, Britain collectively discovered, via tabloids, and talk radio, that councils are renovating homes and building new council houses for asylum seekers.
This revelation triggered the kind of national outrage normally reserved for p...
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