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Continue reading →: An Election decided in the courts?
Mrs Paine woke me by telephone with news of frustrated people clamouring to vote as the polls were due to close. She was watching people being allowed in to vote even as the first results were being declared. Those votes are invalid but will be impossible to distinguish (unless the…
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Continue reading →: Depression, or forgiveness?
Depression – Counting Cats in Zanzibar. I started to write a brief comment over at Counting Cats, where blogger NickM is depressed about today's election. One of his commenters, IainB, said that Labour would not be destroyed as it deserves because of its "client vote". I am sure that hardly…
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Continue reading →: It ends here
For every promise broken, for every lie told, for every soldier sent to war ill-equipped, for every child's future blighted by Marxist educational dogma, for every pound seized and squandered and – most of all – for every freedom lost, Labour must pay tomorrow with its political life. If we…
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Continue reading →: A picture worth a thousand words
this isn't happiness.™ Peter Nidzgorski, tumblr. I had to steal this picture. Sorry Peter. Please accept it as a compliment. It symbolises the political blogosphere perfectly. And our theme song should perhaps be this:-
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Continue reading →: Oh wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursel’s as others see us! It wad frae monie a blunder free us, And foolish notion
General election 2010: How the eyes of the world see a very British contest | From the Observer | The Observer. I approach The Guardian daily in the spirit of Don Vito Corleone; keeping my friends close, but my enemies closer. The linked article, however, struck a chord. A regular…
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Continue reading →: The quote (and the smear) of the campaign
Secret Christian donors bankroll Tories | World news | The Observer. The Labour Party was once a movement of muscular Christians. Now it's a smear to report that Christians have donated to their opponents. Since all the major donations are public (no real journalism was therefore required to research the…
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Continue reading →: The Dog That Didn’t Bark
The Magistrate's Blog: The Dog That Didn't Bark In The Night. I rarely agree with Bystander at The Magistrate's Blog. He has those moral calluses that policemen, magistrates and judges acquire from long labour at the coal face of justice. He tends to see everyone as a potential offender and…
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Continue reading →: The blame shifters
Gordon Brown 'penitent' after bigot gaffe torpedoes election campaign | Politics | The Guardian. Gordon Brown is the right man to lead the Labour Party. He personifies its spirit of malicious irresponsibility. A true Labour person is someone for whom every problem is another's fault. Labour's scapegoats march in massed…
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Continue reading →: Iain Dale is not a Conservative
Iain Dale's Diary: Good Riddance to Mr Lardner. There is no reason why a Conservative should not be homosexual or vice versa. A person's sexuality is politically irrelevant. So, per se, is a person's opinion about sexuality. So why are Iain Dale and Tory Rascal in such a tizz about…








A little bird tweeted in my ear that it was time to come over and see how things are.