Who should be Common Sense Champion of 2020?

It’s time to vote for who YOU think has made the biggest contribution towards bringing back common sense to public debate.

For the last couple of months we’ve announced a weekly “Common Sense Champion”. We have chosen individuals and organisations that have stood up for common sense, and found ways through heated debates and narrow politicking. You can find all the blogs about these people HERE.

For our end-of-year poll to find the Common Sense Champion of 2020 we’ve added another to this list, as suggested by our subscribers – Andrew Neil, the interviewer & broadcaster.

Also, just for fun, we’ve added a “Boaty McBoatface” write-in option – you can add the name of a person or organisation who you think should be recognised for their contribution to debate in public life.

If you want to take part, VOTE BELOW.

We’ll announce the winner next week, to give everyone something to debate over the leftovers. And in the meantime – have a very Merry Christmas!

CSC2020

Andrew Neil – ex-BBC broadcaster & interviewer extraordinaire

High Court Judges in Keira Bell case

Ian Blatchford – Head of Science Museum

Liz Truss – Minister for Women & Equalities

Stephen Fry – defending free speech at Cambridge University

Tim Davie – head of the BBC

Trevor Phillips – defending free speech & anti-woke

Zion Lights – ex-Extinction Rebellion campaigner

CSC2020 – add another name here if you like, just for fun!

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