A “progressive” unionist party?
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“At times this podcast could be accused of naval gazing, especially regarding seemingly endless discussions about unionist identity and strategy. That hit new highs this week with an attempt to sort current unionist politicians into two hypothetical, realigned new “progressive” and “traditional” unionist parties. To my mind, this completely missed the rationale behind the idea, which would be to make way for new genuinely progressive unionist politicians by sweeping aside many of the overwhelmingly conservative crop of DUP and UUP representatives. But even so, the idea of Jeffrey Donaldson, Carla Lockhart, Paul Givan and Robin Swann being considered progressive? God help us all!”
mhooton via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/26/23
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“Nice to get a more casual conversation on NI ongoings and not the usual sound bites we hear from the usual suspects on the radio/TV. Would love to hear some RTE or Southern journalists on to discuss different perspectives with the NI team.”
ShaneABC via Apple Podcasts ·
Sweden ·
09/10/19
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“A real trick missed here, half the I/v devoted to Bloody Sunday…there’s far more to the man and his life than that disaster…which has been comprehensively covered elsewhere…poor..”
pokey marley via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/26/23
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