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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
Matthew Parris burnishes Boris Johnson’s leadership credentials
Yesterday Matthew Parris wrote a column attacking Boris Johnson for his behaviour and his success.[1] More importantly, he wrote about his success as a result of his behaviour. For many commentators, the column appeared devastating, cruel, well-deserved, destructive, and damaging. … Continue reading
Posted in Government, philosophy, statesmanship
Tagged Boris Johnson, David Cameron, European Union, Mayor of London, Tory, United Kingdom
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The UK’s economic inequality is permanent
All societies have the problem of economic inequality. How they respond is an economic decision and a political decision. As a political decision, it reflects a regime’s approach to its citizens and the common good. The common good is both … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, Government, justice, public opinion, republicanism, statesmanship
Tagged Boris Johnson, City Hall (London), City of London, Conservative Party (UK), Economic inequality, London, Member of Parliament, Tory, United Kingdom, United States
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