Makin Sense Of Geordin Hill-Lewis, IRR Polling Data And South Africa's New Ambassador To The US

The Common Sense panel unpacks new Institute of Race Relations polling showing South Africans remain broadly moderate, assesses Geordin Hill-Lewis’s leadership debut, and examines how flawed economic ideas have reshaped Britain’s trajectory.

Gabriel Makin

-1h 14m
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In this episode, the panel explains the new polling data released by the Institute of Race Relations. They unpack how the findings are in line with the theory that South African public opinion is by and large moderate and sensible. From there the panel turns its attention to the new leader of the DA, Geordin Hill-Lewis. They give a very positive reception to his acceptance speech, but then touch on his harsh commentary about the American admistration, questioning the rationale behind the move. The discussion ends on a new report on the British economy which shows how ideas anthithetical to economic growth overtook British politics.

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