Years ago, back in the early 1980s, I had conservative friend England. ..…

During much of the century, the risk of Republican president appointing conservatives to the Court was slight because Democrats often controlled Senate and GOP judicial bench was often drawn from establishment that had defined Republicans of the past. ..…

many of the discussions turned into opportunity to voice fears of the old anti-Semitism and the rise of far-right parties Europe, and Donald Trump's into White House. ..…

It is not about an issue that mark us as Democrats vs. Repubilicans, liberals vs. conservatives, pro-life vs. pro-choice, higher vs. lower taxes, amnesty for immigrants vs. big, beautiful border walls, diplomacy vs. bombing No. ..…

Unless we’re prepared to believe that Republican presidents tend to nominate bigots and sexual criminals whereas Democratic presidents do not, we are left to conclude that Democrats and liberals are more comfortable with imputing base motives and dishonorable conduct to their adversaries than..…

“the Liberal Democrats are nowhere near the centre of British politics. ... “they [the Conservatives] will at some point in the near future pick a new leader and a new direction” . ..…