Anger has a bad name. Too often, we’re now told being angry is unacceptable. That, though, is just the forces of power trying to impose
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I have listened to Gary Stevenson’s latest video, issued this weekend, to which I provide a link below. Several things stood out for me in
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I might appear to be angry of late. The reason is that I am. I am incandescent with Labour and its callous indifference to people.
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The government says it must balance its books and benefits cost too much, so they must be cut. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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Liz Kendall claimed yesterday that the benefits budget will fall by £5 billion by 2029, which is mysteriously the supposed sum by which it is
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This is so funny: As Stephanie Kelton has also noted on Substack, Musk has discovered that the US government does, when it spends, create money
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I listened to Liz Kendall‘s statement to the House of Commons on welfare reform, and in particular on Personal Independence Payments. It was incredibly hard
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As The Guardian notes in an email news alert this morning: Keir Starmer will unveil drastic cuts to disability benefits on Tuesday, despite deep opposition from
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I like this, a lot: I agree with much that the commentator has to say. This line stood out for me on where progress comes
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