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In January 2024, immediately before jetting off to meet with globalist elites in Davos, Leo Varadkar was accused of cosying up to China, by appearing to claim that [[Taiwan]], which is an independent Republic officially called the Republic of China, is part of the totalitarian communist People's Republic of China.<ref>[https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/leo-varadkar-taiwan-china-sovereignty-ireland Leo Varadkar wades into Taiwan sovereignty row as he cosies up to China ahead of landmark meeting]</ref>
In January 2024, immediately before jetting off to meet with globalist elites in Davos, Leo Varadkar was accused of cosying up to China, by appearing to claim that [[Taiwan]], which is an independent Republic officially called the Republic of China, is part of the totalitarian communist People's Republic of China.<ref>[https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/leo-varadkar-taiwan-china-sovereignty-ireland Leo Varadkar wades into Taiwan sovereignty row as he cosies up to China ahead of landmark meeting]</ref>
In March 2024, in an event which was given little media attention worldwide, Varadkar's attempts to redefine the family in line with the homosexual agenda were defeated in a referendum landslide. The dual-referenda posed the 39th amendment - which proposed to extend the constitutional definition of family to include "other durable relationships" in addition to marriage - and the 40th amendment - proposed to remove a reference to a woman's "life within the home" and replace an obligation to "endeavour to ensure that mothers shall not be obliged by economic necessity to engage in labour to the neglect of their duties in the home” with a new article on supporting care within the family - to the Irish constitution to the Irish people. The 39th was rejected by 68% of the Irish people, with all but one of 39 constituencies in Ireland voting against, and the 40th was rejected by all constituencies and 74% of the Irish people.
== Views and policy ==
== Views and policy ==