This man is Washington's candidate.(Iain Duncan Smith)

This man is Washington's candidate.(Iain Duncan Smith)

If Iain Duncan Smith does indeed become the next leader of the Tory party, it will be a spectacular triumph for the Washington conservative establishment. Duncan Smith has been a darling of the American right for years now, with his gloomy prognoses about America and Britain always facing mortal per...

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