Three Reasons Liberals Need to Look Left, Not Right, for Allies
Free marketeers now have more in common with social democrats than they do with conservatives.
Free marketeers now have more in common with social democrats than they do with conservatives.
The independence crisis in Catalonia has shifted support to the liberal Citizens party.
The French president hasn’t turned out to be the libertarian some of his admirers were hoping for.
The Christian Democrats sometimes lean toward complacency. The Free Democrats would keep them sharp.
Allowing buses to compete with railways on long-distance routes has lowered prices.
The Conservatives and Labour are both living in the past. At least the liberals argue for a less disruptive Brexit.
The liberals have been winning local elections by casting themselves as the only pro-EU party and an alternative to Labour.
If Dubai and Singapore stop existing, it will mean a return to a more violent and dangerous world.
The Dutch liberal party leader isn’t taking his cue from Donald Trump.
Defeating reactionaries is going to require a full-throated defense of liberal ideas.
Donald Trump’s victory is the latest in a series of setbacks, but there are still a few places that can give liberals hope.
Liberals may have been aloof. That doesn’t mean they’ve been wrong on the issues.
Between Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May, there is space in the center of British politics — but not much.
Liberals and progressives need to do a better job of persuading those who might vote for nativists.
If Jeremy Corbyn digs in, chances of Labour’s center teaming up with the Liberal Democrats could rise.