Not Since Thatcher Has There Been Such Lively Politics as Obtain in the Wake of Elon Musk 

Yet how much more excitement can we stand in this new Special Relationship, which has mutated from sedate waltz to crazed tango?

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Prime Minister Starmer answers questions from the press at Epsom Hospital on January 6, 2025. Leon Neal/Getty Images

ā€œPolitics is boringā€ was the received opinion when I was a child. It was a weird reaction, considering politics is about the supremely important issue of the rights we hand over to others so they can tell us what to do and, increasingly, what to think.

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