Consistent conservatism is communitarian conservatism: economically & culturally pro-family, pro-nation, pro-natalist, pro-worker, pro-industry, pro-life So-called 'fiscally conservative liberalism' that knows price but not value is dying & from its ashes a new creed is rising

RT @visegrad24: In 1833, Britain spent £20 million, or 40% of its national budget, to buy freedom for all slaves in the Empire. The amount…

It is not the size of the state but the misapplication of the state at fault. Economic liberalism has asset stripped and undermined our nation in the past as much as socialism has impoverished it There are many areas of Government over reach such as the criminalisation of offence, but there are also many areas of Government inaction like the slow death of British steel.

@EnglandRugby What a crazy crazy crazy game Yes france made a bucket load of errors but boy did we step up in that second half

What a crazy crazy crazy game Never in doubt

@EnglandRugby Rode our luck at times with poor French handling, but stuck on in there

Made friends with a feline Tory voter on the doorstep who was concerned about suggestions of an SNP cat ban 😾

RT @RobertJenrick: Parts of Britain look like a complete tip right now. It didn’t use to be like this. It doesn’t have to be like this. H…

RT @BNHWalker: Last night's council by-elections, this morning's write-up:

That is not true. No new nuclear power stations were approved or built or funded or committed to under new labour as per Labours 1997 manifesto: "We see no economic case for the building of any new nuclear power stations" Yes the Conservatives should have moved faster (largely hamstrung by the LibDems until 2015 and too sluggish on SMRs in the later years) but compared to New Labour they moved like Bolt Details👇 The furthest Labour got was a consultation and a white paper which was subsequently withdrawn after loosing a high court battle to Greenpeace in 2007. As PM in 2008 Brown then made a speech about building eight new nuclear plants but didnt approve construction on any of them. In 2009 Ed Millerband (as energy sec) announced six "draft national policy statements", these were not approvals nor funding deals nor planning permissions nor commitments but vague statements of intent, of the six only two (HPC and SWC) were sent to the planning commission to begin consideration, and that wasn't until March 2010. To summarise: no new nuclear plans were approved, nor constructed, nor funded nor commited to under 13 years of new Labour. It took until March of 2010 for the planning commission to even consider any new sites let alone grant government approval for one

RT @DrJakeScott: We should not be in the habit of trying to fix bad laws by making worse laws. Perhaps it’s time to rebuild our constitut…

@Leo_Iam_535 @RussellFindlay1 You mean apart from commissioning and constructing HPC and SWC, the first UK civil nuclear projects since 1995?

RT @RussellFindlay1: Only the common-sense Scottish Conservatives can be trusted to stand up for our oil and gas workers who are being sold…

RT @NDSPolicyGroup: Our open letter supported by 62 groups across UK representing interests of disabled people highlights need for cautious…

RT @abortionresist: This situation is beyond horrifying. This couple was told their daughter had a high chance of having Patau Syndrome - t…

50% "don't knows" is both a damning indictment of legacy media and opposition parties to raise awareness, and undoubtedly a consequence of the sheer quantity of damning government failures in such a short time overwhelming the wider public conscious

RT @RobertJenrick: These men were not victims, they were IRA terrorists heavily armed with machine guns and an anti-aircraft gun. The Brit…

The slippery slope is real and we are already on it.

RT @JanetEastham: 🔴NEW: Leadbeater's lesser-advertised amendments include a change to Clause 2(3) confirming mentally ill and disabled peop…

RT @PhilJC2: If you want to know how effective these safeguards will be you only have to look to the Abortion Act where you technically sti…

RT @SO3_Clausewitz: "This is a deal that is good for Britain."