Archive | April, 2009
A week of President Obama
I’ve been busy writing on President Obama’s 100 days. T [...]
Continue reading...Hubris comes early to the Tories
29. April 2009
Often after a time in office, a party can become hubris [...]
Continue reading...MPs’ expenses- is it really that difficult?
28. April 2009
Quite why sorting out MPs’ expenses is proving to be so [...]
Continue reading...Cameron’s delusion on Europe
27. April 2009
David Cameron models himself on Tony Blair. He doesn’t [...]
Continue reading...Americans not with Obama on torture
27. April 2009
The debates about torture continue to rumble on in the [...]
Continue reading...Obama’s huge blunder on torture
24. April 2009
If you have been reading Mark Danner’s look at the CIA’ [...]
Continue reading...Higher rate tax: the old ones are the best ones
23. April 2009
Ever since Arthur Laffer sketched a curve on a napkin d [...]
Continue reading...Torture gets the Stewart treatment
23. April 2009
Torture is reprehensible, an offense to the liberal val [...]
Continue reading...The Budget: calm down dear
22. April 2009
It’s an old caution: don’t judge a Budget for least 24 [...]
Continue reading...Coca-Cola saves lives?
22. April 2009
When at the G20 Summit I had the pleasure of meeting Si [...]
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- An unremarked absolute horror from the Budget.
- Why the Clegg Factor means the progressive consensus will have to wait
- Bin 'God Save the Queen', the anthem for modern times is....
- Is this a Coalition anymore?
- Mrs Duffy and the 'liberal moment'
- The last Tory Battersea Power Station launch...
- Those who can, should be allowed to teach
- Liberal Democrats- arguing the toss and ignoring real people.
- Let's 'AVe it
- The referendum for change. Vote for who you believe in.
- Kayfer: Hi there... Bit of a delay here with my comment - ...
- Clifford Singer: Sorry to see hear that. I always enjoyed reading y...
- Alex Ross: Sorry to hear this Antony, excellent blog and I’m ...
- Kate Caroe (nee Puchala): oh no! will miss it ;-) ganbatte ne...
- Mil: Really sad to hear this. I've only recently becom...
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