It seems that Madonna isn’t the only one who is taking an interest in attractive young men. The voters seem to be following suit as well with all of the political headlines being made by younger men.
Perhaps the most obvious example of this is brutal way that the Lib-Dems ditched Menzies Campbell last year, but [...]
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Reductio ad absurdum
Continuing Brendan O’Neill’s theme about the reduction of politics to the question of how efficiently politicians can tick the ‘democracy’ box, Simon Jenkins picks up on the calls for fewer MPs and councillors:
“The difference is that most democracies have many tiers of representation on which voters can vent their rage. The Germans run almost constant [...]
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