He does not write well, but there is a large public for his message.
The Chancellor should have seized the initiative by declaring that we cannot go on with the public finances in such a parlous condition.
British policy should not be distorted by attempts to conciliate a President who has blundered into war.
This new account gives us Brexit from the losing side.
He opens for Badenoch a wide field of action as a leader who can take hard decisions and stick to them.
Our political class is paralysed because the wider nation has not yet decided in what direction it wishes to be led.
White Western man infantilises both himself and others by his insistence that his imperialism is the root of all evil.
Conservatives cannot expect to return to power unless they make peace with the lost Tory tribe that is Reform.
He is at once more cosmopolitan and more parochial, more devout and more flippant than any recent writer who springs to mind.
There has to be a plan to reform taxation and set people free to do better than the state can do on their behalf.
This study of Tory leaders reminds us that in 1945 the voters chucked out Churchill.
Badenoch observed with scorn that the Labour Party should be renamed the Welfare Party.
Labour failure is not enough: the Tories must make the moral case for a state which does less, and does it better.
There are a lot of angry Momentum types out there who are ready to support a British version of Mamdani.
As the King knows, Christians are better placed than rationalists to integrate Muslims into British society.