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Central office of the tories have been working very closely to try and get it right because you know what parties love to do in the end as win elections. there is no such thing as close but no cigar in elections, the conservative party will have wanted to win the seat, 11 years in government, notwithstanding, they want to win every election they are in and that will be a focus for them and paris going forward. this in and that will be a focus for them and paris going forward.— and paris going forward. this was far from a typical _ and paris going forward. this was far from a typical by-elect...

I think it's time to let the will of the american people move forward and if the republicans win an election, because maybe they come up with a plan or idea some time and get off this axle that wrapped around conspiracy theories and donald trump malignancy and rest of this nonsense, maybe they ought to be able to pass their program as well and we'll all let the voters decide, how about that? that's my answer to joe manchin, he should stop putting himself in the place of the will of the american people. right now he's standing in that doorway and it's making a lot of people upset. >> but republ...

Published 17 March 2021 On March 3, Germany’s domestic intelligence agency placed the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) under observation as a suspected far-right extremist organization. “The challenge posed by the German far right goes beyond the AfD, Sam Denney writes. “the AfD’s relative success and the growth of increasingly vocal far-right street movements is concerning enough. More ominous still, though, is the fact that significant numbers of far-right extremists have been uncovered in Germany’s security services.” On March 3, Germany’s domestic intelligence ...

Until now, I had no idea how dumb the GOP really was. Man, is our party dumb.

Print this article The outcome of former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial is all but certain. He will be, barring a startling development, acquitted on a charge of inciting insurrection. But the proceeding itself will raise a slew of questions about the Republican Party he has led for the last four years. But the evidence laid out by prosecution and defense, details of the actions of Trump supporters during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, questions raised by senators, and the final vote tally will each offer insight into the direction of a party grappling with its post-Trump dire...