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An all American cock-up

It’s finally Joe-ver, as we say Bye-den to the 46th President, and hello (presumably) to Kamala Harris, who is now likely to be the Democrat nominee for November’s election, following and endorsement from President Biden after dropping out of the … Continue reading

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Why politics should be a young person’s game

The US presidential debate, played out in full on radio 5 was unedifying. It featured a conflicted felon beating up an 82 year old man who seemed mildly demented. To coin a phrase from the previous night’s UK debate “is … Continue reading

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Pensions – “in chaos – need to unite” -sound familiar?

What do George Osborne and Donald Trump have in common? DISRUPTION – that’s what. Disruption happens when a system has fallen into a state where it is no longer functioning for the people it serves. It would seem that the … Continue reading

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Biden – reasons to be cheerful 1-2-3.

I haven’t commented on the American presidential poll as information and misinformation have been so generally available. What I have posted are the odds surrounding the relative chances of the two candidates, the result has not been in doubt for … Continue reading

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On the first day of lockdown, my partner said to me…

Biden is going to win the US presidency and he’s going to win the popular vote by a landslide. All this talk of Trump’s is just talk. The markets know, the papers and the BBC are just stringing out the … Continue reading

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