Ted Yarborough: The Commonwealth offers a clear route to building a global Britain
We should draw up plans for free trade among the nine major powers, and free movement among the Anglosphere.
Ted Yarbrough: The Anglosphere is the perfect launchpad for a global Britain
Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States are a huge market, and all have close cultural ties to the UK.
Ted Yarbrough: When the United States exchanged its independence for membership of the Americas Union…
How fortunate Britain is to have a Prime Minister who – like any American President imaginable – never voices a view on other counties’ internal affairs.
Ted Yarbrough: Labour do not believe in Britain
From an American perspective, the manifestos make it blindingly obvious that only one party has any faith in the British people.
Ted Yarbrough: Six ways conservatives on both sides of the pond can learn from each other
Both the Republicans and the Tories can learn from the best of each others’ work.
Ted Yarbrough: We need smaller, fairer, simpler taxes, Ed Balls – not a 50p rate
Here’s my plan for the public finances after 2015. It involves a fairer tax system and greater controls on public spending.
Ted Yarbrough: Why we need to not hate but admire the financially successful
The Left blames the wealthy, just as a failed merchant blames his competitor, as a way to cover for its failings and ineptitude.
Ted Yarbrough: Lucky You! Part Three – smile Britannia, we Americans envy you
Your government is making changes that are improving the UK on all fronts, but most impressively on the economy.
Ted Yarbrough: Lucky You! Part Two – British culture and social services are stronger than America’s
Overall, the UK is in many ways becoming a more conservative nation while America is becoming more left-wing.
Ted Yarbrough: Lucky You! Why an American conservative is envious of the UK
While your Conservative-led coalition is making progress, our leaders have reverted to failed quasi-socialist policies.