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submitted by Alix 610 days ago (via loveandliberty.blogspot.com)
Alex reduces the National Institute of, or possible for, Wellbeing to rubble: "It sounds like we’re becoming the political wing of Waitrose."
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submitted by Alix 613 days ago (via carons-musings.blogspot.com)
Caron perfectly expresses the GAH! we're all thinking.
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submitted by Alix 893 days ago (via miss-s-b.dreamwidth.org)
"We breathe tolerance, we eat argument, and occasionally we shit discord. Get used to it." Bwahaha.
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submitted by zoeimogen 905 days ago (via millenniumelephant.blogspot.com)
"But if DISHONESTY is your measure for facing a RECALL, then shouldn't the first person on the list be… well… Mr Harry Porter himself. For being just a little bit… dishonest."
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submitted by markpack 1165 days ago (via socialliberal.net)
James Graham demolishes the Fabian Society's analysis of Lib Dem tax plans
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submitted by Alix 1178 days ago (via spiderplant88.wordpress.com)
"Is that the burning effigy of a stereotype I can smell..? Maybe it’s my kids committing arson; after all they are the criminals of the future!" Fab demolition job of a Daily Fail article in this guest post.
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submitted by markpack 1179 days ago (via drpetra.co.uk)
No snap judgements here, but instead a good guide to how to form your own opinion
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submitted by caron 1189 days ago (via linlithgow-libdems.blogspot.com)
Labour choose an immensely mickeytakeable slogan, and Stephen very quickly and brilliantly takes the mickey.
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submitted by james.graham 1194 days ago (via guardian.co.uk)
I have a dream: 20 prime ministers in 10 years. Yes, to stop politicians screwing up our lives, we need weak government
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submitted by Niklas Smith 1196 days ago (via socialliberal.net)
The Social Liberal Forum blog is back, with an excellent post explaining why the proposed financial transaction tax is a bad idea from a liberal perspective. (Oh, and a funny title!)


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