Primaries, pacts and a Peace Prize on A Different Bias
Phil Moorhouse's fifteen uploads connect British election possibilities with his commentary on Trump's response to the Nobel announcement.
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Trump Sanctions ICC Due to Bad Mood About Peace Prize
Election arithmetic gave Phil Moorhouse plenty to work through: Reform's polling, a possible Conservative pact and the idea of importing American-style primaries into British politics. Yet A Different Bias's most watched new upload looked across the Atlantic, to Donald Trump and the Nobel Peace Prize.
"Trump Sanctions ICC Due to Bad Mood About Peace Prize" drew roughly 88,000 views and carries the channel's strongest momentum right now. Moorhouse argues that sanctions against the International Criminal Court are retaliation for the prize decision, making this an opinion-led interpretation of Trump's actions rather than a neutral news bulletin.
The British election videos supplied a substantial audience too. "Why a second Clacton election might be closer than you think" attracted nearly as many views, while separate uploads considered Reform's polling prospects and what a pact with the Conservatives could mean. These are possibilities Moorhouse is examining, not election outcomes already settled.
Across the channel, weekly views approached a million, while the subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently well below its usual level. Among similarly sized political channels, Working Class Patriot had a particularly busy week for views, while Pod Save the World was quieter.
Another fresh upload adds a more unusual electoral question: could US-style primaries work here? In "Reform UK's Secret Plan to Target Kemi Badenoch: A US-Style Primary?", Moorhouse doubts the proposal would work for Reform but finds the general idea interesting enough to suggest Labour consider it too.
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