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Letters from an Englishman by Jacob Rees-Mogg
Jacob Rees-Mogg's Substack - thoughts and musings on English and American politics and history.
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Has this country become ungovernable?
Every day stories abound that indicate decay and failure.
Please submit your questions for a Q&A
I will be recording a video this weekend where I answer questions from my Substack paid subscribers and my YouTube paid members.
Should we reform the House of Commons?
In a letter to The Times, the former Clerk to the House of Commons, or Under Clerk of the Parliaments, Lord Lisvane, has written to suggest that it is not the House of Lords that needs reform, but the House of Commons.
How our laws are made: Part XI
From the Committee Stage to the Third Reading in the House of Lords
Is compulsory voting a good idea?
Almost every proposed change to the voting system is carried out with the intention of improving the prospects of the party that introduces the change.
Net zero is cloud cuckoo land. Amelioration is the answer.
The Daily Telegraph, the journal of conservatism, has been arguing about the merits of net zero this week, with two main articles in favour and two against.
A Deflating Government
While I was an MP, I often went to village fetes with my children and, mainly thanks to the generosity of the stall holders, they would win blow up toys; hammers and swords and such like.
How our laws are made: Part X
The Second Reading in the House of Lords
The Art of Oratory
Some advice for our new Prime Minister