Archive | February, 2010
The internet, US and UK politics
I was very kindly asked to give a lecture to the LSE’s [...]
Continue reading...Birmingham- a Tory Council in absolute chaos
12. February 2010
So David Cameron fell over himself to congratulate Birm [...]
Continue reading...Safeguarding community and security
11. February 2010
Ever since the powerlessness of the government to secur [...]
Continue reading...The web and politics- ideas, ideas, ideas
9. February 2010
OK. This is a bit of a crowd-sourcing experiment. I’m d [...]
Continue reading...David Goodhart on immigration
8. February 2010
David Goodhart presented the Analysis programme on Radi [...]
Continue reading...Tory lies, damn lies, and absolute whoppers
3. February 2010
On Monday I described the Conservative campaign as slip [...]
Continue reading...In praise of Tory economic policy
1. February 2010
This Conservative party campaign has become as slippery [...]
Continue reading...Total Politics Top Labour Blog
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- Why the Clegg Factor means the progressive consensus will have to wait
- An unremarked absolute horror from the Budget.
- Bin 'God Save the Queen', the anthem for modern times is....
- Is this a Coalition anymore?
- Mrs Duffy and the 'liberal moment'
- Labour and sterling
- Why the Conservatives are more divided than Labour
- The last Tory Battersea Power Station launch...
- Cameron's delusion on Europe
- Liberal Democrats- arguing the toss and ignoring real people.
- Mil: :-) (Though I do suppose it would depend a little ...
- anthonypainter: I agree with every word you say @mil. Apart from t...
- Mil: I suppose you have to ensure there is broad agreem...
- anthonypainter: It is precisely about eliminating that choice betw...
- Dr Mic: Shouldn't all schools be (made) free? As I cy...
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