When I Became Leader, I Made Very

Liberalism Is A Really Old British Tradition And It Has A Completely Different Attitude Towards The Individual And The Relationship Between The Individual And The State Than The Collectivist Response Of Labour, And Particularly Old Labour, Does.

Voters Tell Politicians What They Want Through The Ballot Box. Constantly Second-guessing Them By Speculating Whether The Parties Should Gang Up On Each Other Misses The Point.

You See People Literally In A Different Galaxy Who Are Paying Extraordinarily Low Rates Of Tax.

Any Government, Of Whatever Composition, Needs To Mobilise Opinion Way Beyond Its Own Ranks In Order To Do The Difficult Things That It Does.

Most Of What Needs To Be Changed In The Euro Zone Can Be Done Without Treaty Changes. The Demand For Treaty Change Is As Political As It Is Legal And I Don't Think It's Going To Happen Soon.