Author Archives: Will Gallagher

The Moral Maze

Posted on 11 July 2008 by Will Gallagher

David Cameron’s injection of morality into the political discourse has struck a chord.  He seems to have tapped into the zeitgeist:  our thoroughly modern and amoral society has over time become a tragically broken and immoral one - to such an extent that, though many … Continue reading →

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It’s the vision thing

Posted on 3 July 2008 by Will Gallagher

The leader piece in The Times yesterday was wrong. For me, Cameron’s Conservatives do have a clear view of what we would like to achieve, the vision we have for our country, and the narrative by which we would achieve … Continue reading →

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Politics and Principle

Posted on 13 June 2008 by Will Gallagher

I just don’t understand it. At first, I wasn’t really a David Davis fan, but no-one could deny he was a good communicator to whom voters related, he added credibility to the government-in-waiting that Cameron was forming, and he had a political … Continue reading →

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The Town Hall Challenge

Posted on 6 June 2008 by Will Gallagher

It’s been a good week for town halls! David Cameron held the first ‘Cameron Direct’ town hall meeting earlier this week. On the same day, John McCain challenged Obama to a joint town hall meeting every week between now and November 4th. … Continue reading →

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Are they nuts?

Posted on 30 May 2008 by Will Gallagher

I absolutely understand that our party must be united to be victorious – but we have to be united and right, not united and wrong. So I think we need to speak out because there are people within our party who, emboldened by … Continue reading →

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