Conservatives win

Uncategorized 7 May 2010 0 Comments

The Conservative Party has won the UK general election, winning more votes than any other party and more seats than any other party.  David Cameron has not won a majority, and as a result the incumbent Prime Minister has a right to try to form a government. He can do this by forming a formal [...]

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Eric Pickles writes to Chris Grayling

Uncategorized 7 April 2010 0 Comments

Eric Pickles, Office of the Party Chairman Conservative and Unionist Party, 30 Millbank, London, SW1P 4DP Dear Chris, Whilst it is as you know not normally in my nature to write to members in a negative way, I feel that I really must write to you today to put on the record the way in [...]

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Unite: the gift that keeps on taking

politics,unions 17 March 2010 0 Comments

Many British citizens who pay their taxes will wonder, if Unite can afford to make a political donation to the Labour Party of £11m, why the Labour Government should pay £4.4m to Unite.

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The Result of the General Election of 2010

Election 2010,politics 8 March 2010 0 Comments

Conservative victory The Conservative Party, led by David Cameron, won the 2010 General Election.  The party secured a majority of 23 seats in an election contest which turned out less close than had previously been predicted. Controversy over election night count Polling day for the 2010 General Election was Thursday 6th May 2010.  There was [...]

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Open letter from Geraldine Dreadful MP to Iain Dale

Uncategorized 21 February 2010 9 Comments

Dear Mr. Dale, I have been shocked, confused, angered and almost slightly wet myself with a shrill little muffled scream after seeing your blog post which endorsed drawings you apparently commissioned (probably with the hated tory non-dom Ashcroft’s cash) from the hitherto unknown but now universally hated neo-fascist artist Paulo Nutini. (can someone in the [...]

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Brown misleads the House and ends up in a bit of a Pickle(s)

Uncategorized 3 February 2010 0 Comments

Today’s Prime Ministers Questions was an exhilarating experience, partially because David Cameron was on form, alive and effective at asking his questions.  They were topical, fed the news cycle and kept the Labour benches almost silent.  It was superb work from the future Prime Minister. The other two main players, however, were pretty dreadful at [...]

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Tories and Northern Ireland

Hoons,Northern Ireland,stupidity 30 January 2010 0 Comments

I notice that, finally, consideration is being given to whether the Conservative Party should be fully invested in Northern Ireland, and what sort of interaction there should be between the party and the (inaccurately described) province.  I’ve written about this before, when I was to a large extent agreeing with Jeff Peel (full disclosure – [...]

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Conservatives don't do lacklustre

Uncategorized 14 January 2010 0 Comments

David Cameron is, without a doubt, the best performing politician in the country, when he turns it on.  Unfortunately, sometimes he runs at half tilt.  As a result, at his absolute lowest ebb, sometimes he is actually bested by Gordon Brown.  Heaven forfend! That didn’t happen yesterday, but David Cameron must know that the final [...]

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There are so many more reasons to vote Conservative

Uncategorized 5 November 2009 0 Comments

Anybody who takes a huff attack and vows to vote UKIP or BNP because we now won’t have a referendum on the already ratified Lisbon Treaty obviously doesn’t care about the thousands of good reasons to vote Conservative and force these morons out.

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Political suppression 101

Europe,politics 18 September 2009 0 Comments

come and see Ireland, come and see the way an EU referendum is handled, and consider whether the people here really are free to vote in a fair referendum. But don’t say you weren’t warned what to expect.

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