Author: Michael Savage

Conservatives: Betting the House The Conservative campaign seems like a deliberate attempt to lose, with mishaps like Rishi Sunak’s awkward moments and early departures. Apologies and lack of coherence hint at internal struggles. Perhaps calling the election in the first place was a mistake. Labour: Starmergeddon Labour plays it safe with a low-risk campaign, focusing on portraying stability and promising change. Taking jabs at the Tories and emphasizing the need for public service spending. Keir Starmer’s journey to potential victory feels like an underage drinker getting served. Key Phrases The Tories’ failed attempts like “Sleepy Keir” and Starmer’s Orwellian claim…

In a bold move to rejuvenate his election campaign, Rishi Sunak announced the Conservative party’s plan to reintroduce mandatory national service for 18-year-olds. The initiative aims to offer young people the opportunity to develop real-world skills through military training or volunteering in “civil resilience” activities like special constable, RNLI volunteer, or NHS responder. The proposed scheme, set to launch with a pilot program in 2025, is not conscription but a civic service initiative emphasizing the importance of duty and shared culture. The Tories argue that nurturing these values is crucial for preserving the nation’s security and character for future generations.…