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submitted by niles 46 days ago (via theliberati.net)
Provocative title, provocative post.
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submitted by burkesworks 24 days ago (via splithorizons.blogspot.com)
Nick Clegg's "shopping list" is all fine and dandy, but he's left out the most important item. Duncan Stott explains more.
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submitted by Niklas Smith 27 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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submitted by MarkThompson 28 days ago (via sarabedford.org.uk)
Sara Bedford, highlighting an important omission by ConHome when reporting on Lab-Con marginals.
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submitted by rasealy 29 days ago (via andrewrunning.blogspot.com)
This highlights the hypocrasy of the Cameroons on the issue of Change
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submitted by markpack 29 days ago (via tomharris.org.uk)
Good list of tips, applicable more widely than just to Labour bloggers
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submitted by james.graham 60 days ago (via helenduffett.blogspot.com)
The rearing secrets of the Duffetts revealed! Good little article about how nobody knows anything about raising children and shouldn't pretend to.
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submitted by andrew.reeves 30 days ago (via andrewrunning.blogspot.com)
SNP wheels are coming off as a senior councillor defects to the Lib Dems
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submitted by helenduffett 65 days ago (via liberalbureaucracy.blogspot.com)
“Where you fit in: your personal guide to whether Conservatives think that bribing you is the right thing to do”
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submitted by Niklas Smith 33 days ago (via economist.com)
It's about time that someone actually tests claims of a "broken society" against the evidence. As Sunder Katwala says, "The Economist has nailed this pretty comprehensively this week". A surprising quote: "the average voter reckons that four out of ten teenagers have children, for instance, whereas in fact perhaps three in a hundred do."


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