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'''Leo Varadkar''' (born 1979) is an Irish [[Europhile]] [[liberal]] [[neocon]] politician. A member of [[Fine Gael]], he has served two terms as the Taoiseach (prime-minister) [[Ireland]], firstly between June 2017 and June 2022 and again since December 2022. He was also Tánaiste (deputy prime-minister) between 2020 and 2022.

'''Leo Varadkar''' (born 1979) is an Irish [[Europhile]] [[liberal]] [[neocon]] politician. A member of [[Fine Gael]], he has served two terms as the Taoiseach (prime-minister) [[Ireland]], firstly between June 2017 and June 2022 and again since December 2022. He was also Tánaiste (deputy prime-minister) between 2020 and 2022.

In spite of moderate fiscal conservatism, Varadkar takes a radical liberal stance on many social issues. Varadkar introduced extreme anti-free speech legislation to stamp out the opinions of what his government brands as "far-right".<ref name="flirt" />

In spite of moderate [[fiscal conservatism]], Varadkar takes a radical liberal stance on many social issues. This is particularly the case when it comes to the [[homosexual agenda]] and [[abortion]]; indeed, the legalisation of abortion in Ireland happened in 2018 under Varadkar's watch which he wrongly saw to be a good thing. Varadkar introduced extreme anti-free speech legislation to stamp out the opinions of what his government brands as "far-right".<ref name="flirt" />

== Career ==

== Career ==

Aged 20, he was an unsuccessful candidate in the 1999 local elections in Ireland. Varadkar was elected to Fingal County Council in 2004.

Aged 20, he was an unsuccessful candidate in the 1999 local elections in Ireland. Varadkar was elected to Fingal County Council in 2004.