Joe Loconte: The case against the United Nations
Joe Loconte is a senior fellow at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy. He served as a human rights expert… Read more »
Graeme Archer’s Sunday diary: Liberal/Fascist?
What would a liberal-totalitarian government look like? Is that too strange a concept to get your head around? Well. It… Read more »
Grant Shapps MP: Sleeping rough
Grant Shapps, MP for Welwyn Hatfield and Shadow Minister for Housing, describes his experience sleeping rough on Christmas Eve. A… Read more »
Matthew Sinclair: Wasting lives
Matthew Sinclair, policy analyst at the TaxPayers’Alliance, outlines the findings of today’s report on low levels of mortality amenable to… Read more »
Peter Whittle: Less Woman’s Hour, more Moral Maze – the Radio 4 that I would create
One theme of ConservativeHome’s Agenda2008 is support for the draft proposal from Jeremy Hunt MP that a small portion of… Read more »
Jonathan Djanogly MP: It’s time to shine a light into the murky world of union funding
Jonathan Djanogly, MP for Huntingdon and Shadow Solicitor General, on the need to tackle trade union barons. The debate on… Read more »
Pro-growth economist: Sharing the proceeds of what?
‘Pro-growth economist’ takes up ConservativeHome’s campaign for George Osborne to adopt slower growth in public spending. When Shadow Chancellor George… Read more »
Daniel Hannan MEP: Seven reasons why Conservatives must leave the EPP
Daniel Hannan is an MEP for the South East and blogs at Telegraph.co.uk. Some of you may find this hard… Read more »
‘Concerned Activist’: MPs who are not committed to active politics should make way for a new generation
‘Concerned Activist’ authors this anonymous Platform about the party’s reluctance to oust MPs who are past their sell by date…. Read more »
Jim McConalogue: How Europe threatens British national life
Jim McConalogue, Editor of the European Journal, offers a general introduction to what’s wrong with our relationship with the EU…. Read more »
David Abbott: The fetish of competition
David Abbott, journalist and author of Culture and Identity, argues that both the Left and the Right are wrongly making… Read more »
Voice from the City: Peston’s Darling get’s it wrong
Voice from the City asks if the end is nigh for the lender of last resort. In his seasonal interview… Read more »
Stephan Shakespeare: Frothy opinion polls
Stephen Shakespeare co-founded YouGov and is the owner of ConservativeHome.com. I would like to be able to begin: “As I… Read more »
David Gauke MP: The men who came to dither
David Gauke, MP for SW Hertfordshire, says Gordon Brown and his "Chancellor" Alistair Darling make for a dithering, directionless double-act… Read more »
Conor Burns: It’s time for Conservatives to embrace limited electoral reform
Conor Burns fought the Eastleigh constituency in the general elections of 2001 and 2005. He is a former member of… Read more »