The Political Project of Our Generation
By Mark D. Guilfoyle
Over the years, I have helped more than a few clients navigate the bureaucracy in Kentucky...
By Greg O'Loughlin
The success of my case against the British Broadcasting Corporation and in my opinion it is a very important and very significant breach in...
It is widely recognized that considerable planning, thought, and discussion is essential to conducting a legitimate border poll. The Brexit fiasco has laid bare the truth of that maxim. Graham Spencer writing in the March 6 Irish Times astutely observed that “conversation about the constitutional future of Ireland requires that
They do so for very different reasons – 1998 was the year the people of Ireland voted to endorse the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) and 2016 was the year the people of the North of Ireland voted to remain inside the EU and reject Brexit – yet the British government ignored the democratic will of the people of the North and forcibly removed the North of Ireland from the EU, in January 2020.
In both referenda large numbers of