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A former RUC chief constable who served during some of the most violent years of the Troubles believed that a united Ireland was inevitable, according to a new book.
Sir Jack Hermon, who served as Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) between 1980 and 1989, was strongly against any further integration of Northern Ireland into the United Kingdom, according to a posthumous memoir by senior British diplomat David Goodall. The Making of the Anglo-Irish Agreement of 1985 details a meeting with Hermon in January 1984, when the then-RUC chief revealed his thoughts on a united Ireland.
Read more In the long term, he thought the unification of Ireland in some form or other was inevitable, and he was strongly against any further integration of the province into the United Kingdom, Goodall wrote in the memoir.
Marcio Jose Sanchez / Associated Press
23 Jul 2021
If Democrats hoped to keep conservative talk radio host Larry Elder off the ballot in the upcoming recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom, their plan backfired spectacularly this week.
Not only did Elder win his case in court, forcing Secretary of State Shirley Weber to place him on the list of candidates, but he also earned free statewide publicity as a result.
Elder left open the question of whether Democrats had deliberately conspired to keep him out of the race. But after all the complaints about new Republican voting laws, and continuing accusations of “Jim Crow” from President Joe Biden on down, it was certainly ironic to see Democrats in California try to keep a black candidate off the ballot for allegedly failing to redact his tax returns properly, while exempting the white incumbent from having to submit tax returns at all.
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News.com’sTarric Brooker believes that soaring property prices and the locking-out of first home buyers could dent the reelection chances of the Morrison Government:
In the 1970s then British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher came to the conclusion that one of the key factors in providing citizens with a stake in society was home ownership…
Many renters don’t vote for conservatives
With 50 per cent of homeowners directing their first preference votes to the Liberals or Nationals according to ANU’s 2019 Election Study, it’s clear that the trend of homeowners voting for conservative party’s holds true in Australia…
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