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@vulpine2020

Whig; limited government; freedom of exchange, expression; personal liberty. Apologist for wheat. Pronouns: ‘Your Eminence’

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Kirstie Allsopp (@kirstiemallsopp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

4.4 Million households in the UK rent from private landlords, if you force all those landlords to sell up where do those tenants go? Yes, if prices come right down some of them can buy, but there are numerous reasons why we need a healthy private rental sector 🧵

Daniel Hannan (@danieljhannan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No, the balance is not right. Taxes are at a 70-year high. We are borrowing £150 billion a year, of which £110 billion is simply to pay interest on past borrowing (you read that right). To get back to Blair-era spending levels, we need to cut total expenditure by around 35%.

No, the balance is not right.
Taxes are at a 70-year high.
We are borrowing £150 billion a year, of which £110 billion is simply to pay interest on past borrowing (you read that right).
To get back to Blair-era spending levels, we need to cut total expenditure by around 35%.
Simon Cooke (@simonmagus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reforming public sector pensions is one of the most obvious sources of savings. We could save 50% of this £47bn, give public servants a massive pay rise and put them on the same rules applied to private sector peons. telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/…

Whig (@vulpine2020) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Oh, you mean the stupid, zero-sum assault on second homeowners hasn’t actually worked as intended!!? telegraph.co.uk/money/property…

Robert Colvile (@rcolvile) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Once more for the slow kids: migration has made the housing crisis worse, not caused it. Yes, we need to slash migration drastically to ease pressure on housing stock. But we have been under-building since the war.

Matthew Lesh (@matthewlesh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Online Safety Act debate was a lonely place for free speech advocates. Anyone who dared to question the law was treated as a child-hating pariah. Yet as key provisions have come into force our warnings have proven eerily accurate. Institute of Economic Affairs Insider today:

The Online Safety Act debate was a lonely place for free speech advocates. 

Anyone who dared to question the law was treated as a child-hating pariah. 

Yet as key provisions have come into force our warnings have proven eerily accurate. 

<a href="/iealondon/">Institute of Economic Affairs</a> Insider today:
Whig (@vulpine2020) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not to sound ‘I told you so’ but I didn’t believe for one moment Labour would do those things. And I suspected that their planning reforms would fail. Labour have far too many vested interests in the status quo to bring about positive reforms.

ɖʀʊӄքǟ ӄʊռʟɛʏ 🇧🇹🇹🇩 (@kunley_drukpa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Now in Latin America so will be posting about some of these countries for a while. Cuba especially will talk a lot about because I think by any reasonable standard except among the diehard “it’s the trade embargo” people it really is proof of failure of concept

Now in Latin America so will be posting about some of these countries for a while. Cuba especially will talk a lot about because I think by any reasonable standard except among the diehard “it’s the trade embargo” people it really is proof of failure of concept
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Sorry England that is not good enough, for all the heroics. We need to be winning home series. Poor selection (Bethell, Overton), poor fielding and failing to take advantage of winning the toss. A massive failure #ENGvIND