@davidgauke.bsky.social
Recovering politician, writes columns, editor of The Case For The Centre Right.
@davidgauke.bsky.socialThe political strategy has taken a welcome change in direction but there’s much more to be done to re-establish economic and fiscal credibility. My ConHome verdict on the Conservative Party Conference. conservativehome.com/2026/10/12/d...
@davidgauke.bsky.socialWhy the current bidding war on tax cuts is out of touch with fiscal reality. My piece for ConHome.
conservativehome.com/2026/09/28/d...
@davidgauke.bsky.socialReposted by @davidgauke.bsky.socialHe might be sitting on two new huge donations, but it’s still plausible that Nigel Farage might walk away from frontline politics. What happens then? My piece for ConHome. conservativehome.com/2026/09/14/d...
@davidgauke.bsky.socialHe might be sitting on two new huge donations, but it’s still plausible that Nigel Farage might walk away from frontline politics. What happens then? My piece for ConHome. conservativehome.com/2026/09/14/d...
@davidgauke.bsky.socialWhy stripping the Treasury of responsibility for growth and moving it to No 10 North would be a mistake. My piece for ConHome. conservativehome.com/2026/08/31/d...
@davidgauke.bsky.socialWhy solving the prison capacity crisis is hard but unavoidable. My piece for Arguably on why there’s no alternative to an early release scheme. www.arguably.uk/p/britain-is...
@davidgauke.bsky.socialThere are some important lessons to be learnt from the failures of the Conservative government of 2019-2024 but it looks like both Burnham & Badenoch are learning the wrong ones. My ConHome piece on the new government plus “the purge of the wets”. conservativehome.com/2026/07/20/d...
