Dan Hodges
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United Kingdom
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Past articles by Dan:
Which Remainer are you? Post-Brexit Edition
Newt Gingrich on the Republican Party’s woes… “We’re much better off than the British Labour.” → Read More
Cameron is showing his true (liberal) colours
The weakness of Labour and Ukip are allowing the Prime Minister to follow a surprisingly progressive agenda → Read More
Dan Explains His Streak
https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/685126663324184576... → Read More
Hodge "Streaks" Down Whitehall
The going was wet and it was a dark dawn for the "Dan Hodges Streak Down Whitehall", the forfeit for having lost his bet that UKIP would get less than 6% of the vote in the general election: https://twitter. → Read More
Hodges Streak Date Confirmed
Guido can happily reveal that, 243 days later, Dan Hodges has confirmed he will finally make good on his promise to streak naked through Westminster. Hodges has set 7 January in stone as the date for the run. Which gives him three weeks for his beard to grow long enough to protect his modesty.. → Read More
Jeremy Corbyn has become the Left's Enoch Powell
There is no point pretending that Corbyn's views are no longer the views of the broader Labour Party → Read More
Labour’s spineless MPs are killing the party
The parliamentarians hope ordinary party members will defy Corbyn as they daren’t do so themselves → Read More
Jeremy Corbyn and Stop The War deserve each other
The Labour leader will defy his own MPs to stand amongst the few friends he has who share his strange view of the world → Read More
David Cameron's posturing on Europe has to stop – he's fooling no one
There is no possible chain of events that would lead to the PM leading a campaign to leave Europe → Read More
Donald Trump is an outright fascist who should be banned from Britain today
The proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States incites hatred and violence against those who already live there → Read More
Oldham by-election: Nigel Farage will always be a bridesmaid, never a bride
There was a time when we thought Ukip’s destiny was to destroy the Conservative Party. Now it seems its historical function may simply be to get stuck in the throat of the Labour Party → Read More
Syria airstrikes vote: Hilary Benn didn't just look like the leader of the opposition. He looked like the prime minister
All the talk of Corbyn's legions of new activists were destroyed in an instant → Read More
The opponents of bombing in Syria demand the impossible: a perfect war
Our plan for defeating Isil may not be flawless, but it's one which might actually happen. And every day we wait, more people will die → Read More
Syria will be the spark for an open Labour rebellion
Jeremy Corbyn's stance on military action against Isil will give the shadow cabinet no choice but to set themselves against their leader → Read More
George Osborne is getting the politics right, again
The Chancellor could serve the public a cup of cold sick and still be more popular than Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party → Read More
Jeremy Corbyn is dragging Labour down into the abyss
The shadow cabinet has to tell their leader to back the bombing of Isil in Syria or resign en masse → Read More
If Labour MPs don’t do something about Jeremy Corbyn, the voters will
Corbyn has effectively placed a triple lock on the door of Downing Street, and handed the keys to the Tories → Read More
There is a clear link between Islam and terrorism. It's up to all of us to break it
We can pretend Paris had nothing to do with religion, and reap the consequences, or we can fight to reclaim faith from the fanatics → Read More
The Iraq war does not absolve the Paris terrorists
Blaming terrorism on our own behaviour is a preposterous game that ends with Britain giving up on its own way of life → Read More
David Cameron should unilaterally order air strikes on Syria after the Paris attacks
If there is political backlash, he should challenge rebels to vote against the government, or table a motion opposing his actions → Read More