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Why Ireland roots for Edwin Poots to head the DUP Instead of preventing a border poll, the selection of Poots as DUP leader would hasten one. Facebook Comments In politics, when your opponents are making a grave miscalculation its conventional wisdom to let them proceed uninterrupted.  That may explain the stony silence from nationalist and republican quarters over the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leadership contest (if you could call it that) this weekend after Arlene Fosters ous...

Unionists aim to break Northern Ireland protocol of Brexit agreement Northern Ireland’s right-wing unionist parties and hardline Tory Brexiteers, with the support of loyalist paramilitary groups, are intent on breaking the Northern Ireland Protocol component of Britain’s European Union (EU) withdrawal agreement. The protocol is a ramshackle and fragile compromise devised to avoid any return to a “hard border” between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. It became necessary beca...

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To day doubly do you think it is likely that britain leaving the european union is going to result in violence across the irish border. i dont think it will be a major trigger for it but it is creating a huge environmental stir. within the body politic such as it isnt northern ireland. and its making it almost of because unionism but it is the body that wants the rootin norton arent within the united kingdom and republicanism our national isnt which wants to reunify with the rest of the island ....

No one to vote for. >> reporter: the pro unionist politicians, there is a growing concern. the dup hardline stance is doing more harm than good. >> it doesnt mean united ireland is inevitable. but it does mean brexit could possibly be the strongest goal by unionism in 100 years. >> reporter: the dup unrepentant. >> we should start links with the rest of the united kingdom. those go back hundreds of years. and were not going to give that up. >> reporter: for now the dup can breathe easy, the poll...

Have its because the immigrants took t. anyone who knows a teacher knows that most teachers -- most teachers spend so much of their own salary buying things for the children in their classroom. i mean, you can tell a lot about a society how you treat your incarcerate and had how you treat your children. the way we treat our teachers is a direct reflection of that. i think the republicans have been really great at saying, well, i wish we had the money but theyre not talking about wars. theyre not...

Joy, if you dont have what you have its because the immigrants took t. anyone who knows a teacher knows that most teachers -- most teachers spend so much of their own salary buying things for the children in their classroom. i mean, you can tell a lot about a society how you treat your incarcerate and had how you treat your children. the way we treat our teachers is a direct reflection of that. i think the republicans have been really great at saying, well, i wish we had the money but theyre not...

You. >> instead of -- anyone who knows a teacher knows most teachers spend so much of their own salary buying things for the children in their classroom. i mean, you can tell a society by how you treat your incarcerate and had how you treat your children. the way we treat our teachers is a reflection of that. republicans are great at saying they wish they had money. theyre not talking about wars, not talking about the tax cuts, not talking about their incredible waste. always wanting smaller gov...

Democratic unionism in the mining parts of the state and was able to bring those voters back to his column even though they voted for trump two years earlier. >> he himself maintains a simple approach. >> its about telling the truth. >> both sides maintain he has a unique ability to straddle both of the political aisle. at the same time, his washington track record brings him firmly in line with the democrats here in capitol hill. bret? >> bret: thank you. the president gets back up on his call ...

That hes raising. the compulsory dues if you dont want to be in the union. >> is no forced unionism. in a right to work state, if such a contract is negotiated and youre covered by that contract, so youre in that bargaining union, you have to pay dues. by the way, you dont have to pay full dues you have to pay dues that cover the negotiation and enforcement of the contract. the state that had the highest unemployment rate last year was mississippi, the state with the lowest job growth was missis...