Nothing and No One Left to Betray :: SteynOnline

If you enjoy the Steyn Show on dry land, wait till you experience it at sea, as part of our first post-Covid Mark Steyn Cruise. Steyn favourites from around the world will be joining Mark aboard – among them Eva Vlaardingerbroek, Alexandra Marshall, John O’Sullivan, James (“Snerdley”) Golden, Michele Bachmann, Andrew Lawton and Tal Bachman – and with no vax/test requirements whatsoever. You can find more details here.

Tuesday’s Steyn Show was devoted to the general ghastliness of the UK’s pseudo-Conservative Party, and whether, with Canadian Tory-scale humiliation looming, there was now an opportunity for political realignment. William Clouston and Ben Habib spoke to that, and Lois Perry and Dominique Samuels addressed the creepy globalist uniformity behind almost all western governments these days. (US Republicans and others will hear echoes of their own dilemmas in the show, and indeed pre-echoes.)

All that plus your comments and questions along the way. Click below to view the full hour:

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