After a family Christmas in Canada my wife and I are now in London for half a year. It’s been quite interesting these past three weeks reading the Canadian and British papers and comparing that to what’s been written in the Australian and on Speccie Flat White. The gist of what many conservative commentators in these two Anglosphere countries are saying is that the established centre-right political parties are no longer very conservative and not all that committed to voters’ democratic preferences that are at odds with those of their own political elite class.
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