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Author: Jimmy Nicholls

Writes somewhat about British politics and associated matters. Contact jimmy@rightdishonourable.com
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A Whig history of Brexit would be a good idea

Posted on January 24, 2021 by Jimmy Nicholls / 0 Comment

There is always a great deal of squabbling over who the true heir is. Pretenders to a successful leader will always want to inherit legitimacy, while critics wi...

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Does Europe love a man in uniform?

Posted on January 23, 2021 by Jimmy Nicholls / 0 Comment

Among the key disputes of the Brexit years has been whether the European Union fancies itself as a full sovereign state or merely an international club. Leavers...

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Among Us shows the joy of sociable gaming violence

Posted on January 22, 2021 by Jimmy Nicholls / 0 Comment

I’m old enough to recall when the establishment was opposed to video gaming. Derided as the hobby of nerdy teenage boys, the links to anti-social behaviou...

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Biden’s odds of completing his first term aren’t that different to Trump’s

Posted on January 20, 2021 by Jimmy Nicholls / 0 Comment

It is less common than it should be for pundits to lay out predictions in a falsifiable way. Many are simply overconfident about what can be guessed about the f...

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Calling Trump a fascist is a bad idea

Posted on January 19, 2021 by Jimmy Nicholls / 0 Comment

Our politics have an unhappy habit of falling into language debates during crises. You’ll recall – and I won’t tire of repeating – the kerfuffle abo...

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