I do think there’s this really fascinating - and disturbing - trend going on where we deny young adults the hallmarks of independent adulthood for longer, then are surprised when they behave more like children, and use that behaviour to further infantilise them

V excited to be working with the ASI on free market solutions to one of my fave topics - how can we make it easier for people to start families?

We should let young couples keep more of their own money, argues Elliot Keck thecritic.co.uk/how-to-make-ma…

Low unemployment since the pandemic has masked a significant drop in economic participation because more people just aren’t seeking work at all. We have a tight labour market, ever-growing SOL and low productivity - so how do we get this cohort back into the workforce?

Brilliant to join Next Gen Tories last night to talk a little about how we can make the Conservative case to young people.

The facts of life are conservative, so let’s work hard to get that messsge across.

These guys are doing a fantastic job - please support them!

Few shots from the Stamford newish builds people seem to like #stamford

One year on from the launch of Next Gen Tories, James Cowling explains our mission and why you should join us ⬇️

What about Bari Weiss, the subject of so many (bad faith) accusations of hypocrisy? Writing for Tablet in November, she urged Jews to reject the entire DEI apparatus.

Don't 'beg for a higher ranking in the new ladder of victimhood,' she wrote.

tabletmag.com/sections/news/…

This is literally twice the size of average homes in the uk.

Incredible. Columbia U stole the house of the Jewish fraternity+told them it would return it if the brothers took diversity lessons. They got a perfect score on the lessons, yet the university passed them over in favor of creating racially segregated housing for 'indigenous.'

The local elections are fascinating. Once a year, we stage a giant national opinion poll, with the prize of temporarily managing bin collections for whoever does best.

I am deeply, deeply sceptical that this is a role British courts should be playing. It blurs the lie between law and policy almost out of existence.

Can’t stop thinking about this Francis Fukuyama paragraph from The End of History.

This is superb thread of open source reporting. “IDF mass graves at Nasser hospital” comprehensively debunked in detail.

Also proves my point about the “Gaza event > Hamas spin > Al Jazeera report > Western media amplify > social media runs riot” disinformation pathway.

Actually it’s a bit of both

Low birth rates are not caused by high cost of living but by opportunity cost of motherhood. Women are choosing careers over motherhood/larger families because careers pay money and children cost money.

Britain’s number one economic problem is the planning system but building regulations are also hugely destructive to the wellbeing of the nation and also need a radical overhaul