Archive | January, 2010
What Britain’s changing society really means…
Public Finance magazine asked me to give my thoughts [...]
Continue reading...Tories on the economy- all hope and no plan
25. January 2010
George Osborne has an interesting article in The Times [...]
Continue reading...George Osborne’s ‘Obama-style’ reforms?
22. January 2010
I have just finished mopping my bran flakes off the car [...]
Continue reading...Change. But change that Americans believe in?
20. January 2010
So the Democrats lost Massachusetts- meaning that the S [...]
Continue reading...Who’s better? Abraham Lincoln or Joe Montana
18. January 2010
So time to finally answer the question that you’ve alwa [...]
Continue reading...The scandal of Government advertising
14. January 2010
At last someone has had the courage to take on the big [...]
Continue reading...Was the credit crunch caused by inequality?
11. January 2010
In a typically fascinating piece by John Cassidy in the [...]
Continue reading...Why the Conservatives are more divided than Labour
8. January 2010
The Labour party clearly hasn’t distinguished itself th [...]
Continue reading...Going for…..growth!
7. January 2010
Despite its anodyne title- Going for growth: building B [...]
Continue reading...Review of David Plouffe’s Audacity to Win
6. January 2010
“Everything in the campaign flowed through the prism of [...]
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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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