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Charles James Payan Dawnay1
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It was a standout moment in a largely uneventful campaign. “Forgive me Mr. Johnson,” asked the ITV presenter in late November, “. . . but does the truth matter in this election?”
There was a moment of silence. Then, just as soon as a “I think it does” emerged from the prime minister’s mouth, the studio audience—balanced to reflect party affiliations—burst out into spontaneous and unrestrained laughter.
If the 2019 U.K. general election is remembered for anything, it will be the legitimization of the lie as a negotiable political currency. America may be used to this by now. For Britons, it is new.
Fake news, of course, has always been an issue in British elections. The centrist Liberal Democrats—perennially marketing themselves as the “nice guys”—are notorious for their willingness to use dirty tricks and smears on their doorstep leaflets. This year their bag of tricks included phony bar charts and deliberately bent statistics.
You could also make the argument that the entire Labour Party manifesto for the 2019 election was a fiction. It promised a massive spending spree with free university education, free childcare, and even free broadband for every home alongside a huge program of re-nationalization. And who would pay for this Santa’s sack of free gifts? Only th
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They are beginning to call it the Democrats’ circular firing squad. Last night’s two-hour debate in Las Vegas ahead of Saturday’s Nevada caucuses was a punch-up, but at the end at least everyone got off the floor and walked away.
It was 77-year-old Michael Bloomberg, the new billionaire kid on the block, who took the biggest beating. As a late entrant to the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination, the three-time mayor of New York knew he would be target No 1; and he didn’t have to wait too long to learn to parry.
Senator Elizabeth Warren’s haymaker reminded “Little Mike”, as Donald Trump calls the candidate he fears most, that he had once described some women as: “Fat broads and horse-faced lesbians.”
“We don’t want to swap one arrogant billionaire for another one,” she said.
Minnesota senator Amy Klobuchar added a sororal follow-up, noting that a memo from the New Yorker’s camp had suggested that the smaller fry candidates get out of the way. “I have been told many times that as a woman I should step aside,” she said, “I will not.”
Others like Pete Buttigieg, the 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and senator Bernie Sanders, the front-running socialist from Vermont, piled in behind. Bloomberg, they argued, was a former Republican, an advoca