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The article discusses the political opposition of the British political party the Labour Party, including in regard to the 2016 Brexit referendum and the British Liberal Democrats (Lib Dems) party's popularity. Great Britain's ruling Conservative Party (Tories), including its leadership, is discussed.

The article focuses on the upcoming May 2015 elections in Great Britain. It mentions the uncertainty arising from the creation of five-year fixed-term parliaments, the constriction of a multiparty electorate into a two-party electoral system and the mismatch between the ideological commitments and strategic interests of the Scottish National Party (SNP). It also notes the possibility of a minority government should a coalition government be impossible.

The article focuses on the economic crisis in Europe as of January 2012. According to Angela Merkel, the European crisis is a process that will take years. All the countries of the European Union, including Greece, are reportedly experiencing problems. The author believes that the problem for Europe is that there are no plans to hold meaningful elections at the European-wide level. He describes what makes the crisis for democracy different from the crisis before.

The author comments on the political condition of Great Britain under the government of Prime Minister Theresa May as of December 2016. Topics include the task of May to make the withdrawal from the European Union a success, the second referendum of the Scottish National Party to exit from Great Britain and the division of the opposition parties.

The author discusses the legacy of Great Britain's prime minister David Cameron. Topics discussed include aspect of Cameron's liberal and metropolitan brand of Conservatism; the impacts of Brexit on career of Cameron and accomplishments of former Great Britain's Prime Ministers Anthony Eden, Tony Blair and George Osborne, Member of Parliament of Great Britain..

The author discusses negative impact of enthusiasm on successful membership of Great Britain's Labour Party created by its leader Jeremy Corbyn. Topics discussed include role of this enthusiasm in maintaining democracy, mass participation of people indicating their distrust in political systems, and conflicts associated with British politics like centralism and devolution. Other topics include part of enthusiasm leading to mistrust and accomplishment of political party The Tory Party.

The article reflects on the political issues in the Great Britain. It focuses on the disputes in British politics for Labour Party and opposition to the party, Tory. It discusses about different party members, their work, work of official Labour candidates, and argues for their promises. Also mentions impact of Brexit on British people and argues for the dispiriting vision to form a next government, and unstable equilibrium between local government and conservative national government.

Examines the uses of referendums. Indication of a possible dispute between Europe and the U.S. as to which country has the oldest democracy; Types of referendum; Instances of plebiscitary politics.

The article discusses narcissism or narcissistic personality disorder and how it is manifested in people. It talks about two people whom the author considers narcissistic who are former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd and cricketer Kevin Pietersen. It also offers a comparison between the autobiographical books of Pietersen and football manager Roy Keane, whom the author considers a troublemaker but not a narcissist.