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Progressive (Liberal) fascism is still fascism!
22MOON.COM —
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. . . . The Liberals’ ‘Other’ Problem by Christopher Chantrill November 17th, 2009 American Thinker AMERICANTHINKER.COM ...13 hours ago -
Democrat House Speaker Pelosi Says Americans Want More Gov. Debt To Get Jobs: Call Her and Tell Her, “Heck No!”
Gospel of Jesus Christ, The Gift of Eternal Life —
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Democrat Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi thinks Americans do not have enough government debt, now projected to be a mind-boggling $24 TRILLION in the next ten years , standing presently at $12 TRILLION = $38,956 per PERSON and rising Fast for EACH AND EVERY ...16 hours ago -
Ian Swaless pledge to students
Chris and Glynis Abbott —
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Liberal Democrat prospective MP for Redcar, is supporting the National Union of Students campaign on student fees. He has signed the following pledge. Ian Swales said: “I pledge to vote against any increase in fees in the next parliament and to pressure the government to introduce a fairer alternative. "Like many ...1 day ago -
Litmus Test for Conservative Candidates
American Conservative Daily —
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11/25/2009 Litmus Test for Conservative Candidates David L Lamon Last Rites and Testimony The title should be limited to Republican candidates because nowadays it has become much more difficult to discern the difference for the common folk. It has become necessary to distinguish between a Republican and a ...1 day ago -
Donations to Tories outstrip those to Labour
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
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• Conservatives receive £5,269,186 in third quarter of 2009 • Labour given £3,045,377 • Liberal Democrats get £816,663 Donations to the Conservative party are continuing to outstrip those to Labour ahead of the next general election, according to the latest update from the Electoral Commission today. The ...1 day ago -
One piece of advice for people joining Lib Dem Act
Anders Hanson —
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The Liberal Democrats today launched Act , their new network for members and supporters website where you can interact with other members and get involved in groups set up within the party. It has the potential to transform how the party operates online, although we will have to see if it really takes off as these ...1 day ago -
Brian Eno and Nick Clegg
LibDemBlogs —
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Does anyone know how Brian Eno - "stalwart member of The Roxy Music and heir to the fruit salts fortune" according to Lord Bonkers - is getting on as Nick Cleggs adviser on youth affairs? We have not heard a great deal about this role since his appointment was announced. Some wondered at the time whether Eno was to ...2 days ago -
Election 2010: So what happens if nobody wins?
Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents —
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Next years election could produce the first hung parliament for a generation. Philip Johnston untangles the consequences.2 days ago -
Lib-Con pact, or just a Marr moment? | James Graham
Comment is free | guardian.co.uk —
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The idea that the Lib Dems want to jump into bed with Cameron is a fantasy. But multiparty politics is likely to be the new norm There has been much excitement at Nick Cleggs decision on Sunday to state the bleeding obvious. When asked by Andrew Marr if he would seek to work with whichever party got the strongest ...3 days ago -
Conservatives should be able to avoid asking for Cleggs help
Three Thousand Versts of Loneliness —
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In the wake of the Observer’s Ipsos-Mori poll , which suggested that the general election could result in a hung parliament, Nick Clegg has indicated that, in that eventuality, his party might be prepared to enter into an arrangement with the Conservatives. On ‘The Andrew Marr Show’ the Liberal Democrat leader ...3 days ago -
A hung parliament is not going to happen | Michael White
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
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And a good thing too Lucky old Observer ... It struck gold on Sunday . But unlucky the rest of us. Opinion polling is a costly exercise for media organisations, one that often produces predictable results like "voters dislike government" or "voters want the rich to pay". The Observers luck was in because it ...3 days ago -
The next election winner will be a Harold Wilson, not a Tony Blair | Jackie Ashley
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
Authority: 987
The latest poll shows a narrowing gap between the parties: for the new prime minister it will be 1974 rather than 1997 Opinion polls dont really change the political weather. Like mild breezes, they dont bring down trees, or transform the landscape; but they can make us give the world a second glance. Yesterdays ...3 days ago -
David Camerons Conservatives Jedward Poster
Andrew Reeves' Running Blog - but what am I running for..... —
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When I saw this doing the rounds last night I just groaned, and not with delight. Is this really the Conservatives listening to the public mood? If it is they just scored an own goal. Politicos, journalists and activists will think it funny, but then we read things differently to the real voters. We are immersed in ...3 days ago -
Nick Clegg dents Labour hopes of Lib-Lab alliance
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
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• Lib Dem leader likely to back most votes, not seats • Narrowing Tory poll lead hints at hung parliament The Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, suggested today he would be unlikely to prop up Labour should the general election result in a hung parliament, setting back the likelihood of a Lib-Lab alliance if ...4 days ago -
Fake CVs and £6 Million Chauffeur Bills: The Stench of Westminster Corruption
The British National Party —
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The stench of corruption and arrogance over the Westminster parties grows ever strong. Latest revelations include the news that cabinet ministers have spent more than £6 million on chauffeur-driven cars and that the new speaker’s wife has been sacked for allegedly faking her CV. The chauffeur scandal is completely ...4 days ago -
The fat cat pay bill in Scotland
Cllr Fraser Macpherson - LibDem Councillor for Dundee's West End - www.dundeewestend.com —
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Good for Tavish Scott in highlighting at last weeks First Ministers questions the burgeoning cost of Scotland’s public bodies to the taxpayer, with the disclosure that at least 1 798 employees in the sector earn more than £100 000 a year. Six public sector executive board members are paid more than Gordon Brown, ...4 days ago -
Gap between Labour and Tories narrowing down: Poll
Thaindian News —
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London, Nov. 22 (ANI): The Conservative party is ahead of the Labours just by six points, according to a new poll. It has been the narrowest gap reported by a poll this year between the David Cameron-led Tories and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s Labour party. The Liberal Democrats were on 17 per cent [...]4 days ago -
Taxpayers in £481m police pension top-up
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
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The taxpayer is having to bail out the police pension fund with almost half a billion pounds a year, it has emerged. The shortfall has raised fresh questions about the long term viability of public sector pensions – and the publics appetite for funding them. Figures released by the government in answer to ...4 days ago -
Why its very likely the next parliament will be doubly hung
Comment is free | guardian.co.uk —
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With todays poll suggesting a shrinking Tory lead, David Cameron could find himself governing with a tiny majority or none at all A spectre is stalking the corridors of Westminster, the spectre of a hung parliament. The prospect induces a jostle of emotions: a rare sensation of hope for Labour people, a creeping ...4 days ago -
Why the Tories are worried and the Lib Dems are hopeful | Bob Worcester
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
Authority: 987
Political pundits are beginning to recognise that the The A recognition that the election is not over yetoutcome of the general election is far from certainand bloggers. At the same time, anxiety is spreading among Tory MPs, morale is rising in Labour ranks and the hope is dawning among Lib Dems that a hung parliament ...4 days ago

