
A ‘Leave’ vote is a victory for the state, not the working classes
Kallum argues that the ‘Leave’ vote is a victory for the state, not the working classes (Read More)
Kallum argues that the ‘Leave’ vote is a victory for the state, not the working classes (Read More)
Professor Standing is right; with pilot programmes launching across the world, the time is ripe for a Scottish experiment – and with a Scottish parliamentary majority comprised of Greens, actively advocating for a basic income and a Scottish National Party amenable to the idea, there has never been a better time to push for a Scottish study. Scotland’s unique characteristics, population density, GDP and economic diversity make it an ideal candidate for a national pilot. (Read More)
When we respond with sarcasm to the news that the prime minister profited from a scheme designed to avoid tax and lied about it to the public, we contribute to a culture that allows these injustices to go on unpunished. Cameron has claimed that his late father’s arrangements were completely legal and that the £31,000 dividend he received (which, incidentally, is more than the average U.K salary) was subject to all relevant U.K taxes. But legal isn’t the same as ethical – and wouldn’t we rather the two concepts were better aligned? (Read More)
Sure, the Republican grassroots seem to love him, but the old guard can’t stand him. To you or I, Trump may seem an arch-conservative, but to the GOP elite, who cite his “philosophically unmoored” populist policies, he isn’t conservative enough. (Read More)
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