Tag Archives: right wing
Thank you, thank you, you’re far too kind
Word comes this evening that not only do I have one of the top 40 libertarian blogs, I am also one of the top 75 right-wing bloggers – which is … Continue reading
Big Society may be finished, but I can’t see the British Deal being sold either
Tim Montgomerie writes an op-ed in today’s Times, following Lord Ashcroft’s latest 10,000-strong survey into the mind of British voters. Montgomerie concludes what most non-Cameroon groupies, already have – that … Continue reading
Dear Yes campaign: 60% of Canadians did not vote for a ‘centre-left party’
It is human nature to cling onto anything you can, when you believe you’re losing something. As the ‘Yes to AV’ campaign is on the verge of being dumped and … Continue reading
What hope does The Freedom Association have?
I’ve been thinking over the past few days about fringe groups and offshoot sections of the Conservative Party, trying to work out the benefits across the board. I started thinking … Continue reading
Big Society, Not Big Government
So a rather busy day meant that I was a little late seeing David Cameron’s speech about ‘Big Society’. Benedict Brogan summarised rather poetically its effect in his introduction, “It … Continue reading
Ask the Chancellors: A Review
I’ve just gotten round to watching the Chancellors’ Debate from Channel 4 last night. The first thing I liked about this potentially boring debate (for economics are hardly the most … Continue reading
