A week in America | 21 November 2024
This week, Martin looks at who did and didn’t get the nominations in America, and what that might mean for the nation as we head to a new Presidency…
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This week, Martin looks at who did and didn’t get the nominations in America, and what that might mean for the nation as we head to a new Presidency…
Donald Trump’s victory presents an optimistic outlook for the hospitality sector in America, which stands to benefit from his pro-business stance.
As Donald Trump begins pulling his White House team together, Jo outlines why Keir Starmer must try to regain some of the UK’s international respect.
This week, Martin digests the US Election results and looks at what a new Trump administration might mean for citizens, business and foreign affairs.
To millions of Americans, Trump’s behaviour was irrelevant. It was, as ever, the economy. Jim’s blog reflects on Trump’s success and the Biden/Harris mistakes.
Jo reacts to Donald Trump’s astonishing election victory.
Though largely welcoming the Chancellors first budget, Frank McKenna is concerned that Labour is not delivering the ‘business friendly’ agenda it promised – and he offers a brief reflection on Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
How has Donald Trump been returned to the White House?
This week, Martin once again looks at the Presidential Election. Harris has solicited the support of hundreds of generals, military advisors, professors, bankers and economists to support her campaign – Trump bought food for a woman in a grocery store. Guess who is winning?
Frank McKenna reflects on Donald Trump’s barking mad performance in this weeks American Presidential TV debate – but concludes that it will make little difference to the ultimate outcome of the election.
This week, Martin packs up his bags and heads back to the US. After having endured the cool British weather this Summer he is expecting things to heat up on the American campaign trail.
This week Martin looks forward to the Democratic Convention in Chicago – is this the moment that finally derails Trump or does it bring the Harris campaign train to a juddering halt?