John W

It’s the only thing he’s got

No one has done more for the great game of Golf than Donald Trump. These reprobates should have golf licenses suspended and their prize money taken away.

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Sounded like a fantastic lunch, Robin. Wish I was there!

Did we have to wait till the 18th to find out?

As usual this sort of article misses the point and focuses on the government being the source of all (over)regulation.

Qui bono? Follow the money.

In a capitalist society who benefits most from a complex tax code:

Accountants, tax consultants, wealth planners.

Who benefits most from litigation?

Regulatory compliance keeps a lot wealthy people in business. Lawyers, accountants, consultants, HR, risk.

Bullets and Ballots: The Legacy of Charlie Kirk I WILL NOT ATTEMPT to eulogize the martyr. Others have done this already—and done so with such skill that anything I write would not measure up. I will do something else here: explain, in sober and…

Awfully interesting essay from Tanner Greer on what Charlie Kirk meant for MAGA and for young conservatives. scholars-stage.org/bullets-and-...

Nuts

The answer to every single question in “Jerusalem” is “No” #LastNightOfTheProms

He’s just not the man for the moment we’re in.

Wtf is wrong with you?

Charlie Kirk was the only man who could have brought back T+2 settlement. Gone forever.

When are we getting flying cars?

Competent?

This will be MAGAs night of the long knives moment. Fuentes will play the part of Röhm

Well done! Good work!

He’s a half Mexican white nationalist. He’s a super straight incel because apparently it’s gay to be intimate with a woman.

What a video that was!

Antisemitism?

Starmer's been awful. He's shown no empathy or political acumen, therefore alienating the public and his party. He has no vision for the UK, and if he did, he lacks the ability to communicate it. His fealty to Trump & his blindness to genocide destroy his reputation for human rights. He's finished.

The Prime Minister doesn’t necessarily need to be a member of the commons, only recent (20th century) convention holds it so?

Rugby has cannibalised the RoI football team. Who would’ve thought this possible back in the 1990s?

Well I think your example aligns a bugbear of mine in that management largely no longer manage a company for the benefit of stakeholders (Friedman’s shareholders included) but largely to jump through hoops of compliance. I’m not surprised JLR were looking the wrong way. I’m just dumbfounded by it.

Very interesting. Regulatory compliance on customer data is one thing, but surely management must see the (shareholder) value in protecting their operations even from a Friedman perspective. Surely they don’t need regulated into action here? Or are you saying they’ve being inhibited in some way?

I think Don Jr will also make a play for the base. Maybe others.

If she’s only been in Belgium for two years then it doesn’t really stand to scrutiny that she has no connection to the home country (U.K.) even for an 18 yo

It makes little sense in that if the dependent in question has little connection to the country of citizenship (UK I assume) and therefore must have a deep and presumably long connection to the home country (Belgium) then why didn’t the dependent (or parent) apply for right to remain or citizenship?

The indyref was contra to the Mail/Sun/BBC agenda.