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To tip his leadership into a new crisis, even if it does me that so the questions have been asking over the questions have been asking over the last few weeks about his leadership continue. for labour, these are good results, but they are not brilliant results. 0utside these are good results, but they are not brilliant results. outside the capital, as we have been hearing, there is still a bit of a challenge for the labour party to get the results it really wants. there have been changes to the political map, some bad news for labour, some good news for labour, the liberal democrats and the gr...

Months? if he is inevitable. it seems obvious but if you look months? if he is inevitable. it i seems obvious but if you look at inflation numbers, the general issues around energy costs and so on, i can't see there's any way in which the cost of living in the state of the economy more generally is not the absolute dominant issue for the next year, 18 months of politics at least. that's a worry for conservatives because they are can traditionally strong on the economy and i don't know if that's the case anymore. they will be worried about where that lead them and have to fight in the next gene...

The French voters have rendered their verdict. Emmanuel Macron has won a second term, an accomplishment which the previous two presidents, François Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy failed to achieve. In fact, the last incumbent president to win reelection was Jacques Chirac twenty years ago. I also find it noteworthy that

I have written numerous times on my blog about the fact that money is overestimated in election campaigns. Do you remember anything, an ad or tagline, from Mike Bloomberg’s campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination? Does the name Tom Steyer ring a bell? He’s another wealthy candidate who blew millions

The Republican National Committee’s recent decision to prohibit the GOP’s presidential nominee from participating in debates sponsored by the Commission on Presidential Debates is not only a break from tradition, but means the end of presidential debates between Democratic and Republican candidates, said political expert William S. Bike in a