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Tag Archives: Leadership
The danger of the Blue Book
It was only a matter of time before they rallied. They bit their lip when he was elected leader, they knew that if they said anything that might damage him that it would probably be turned against them, they thought … Continue reading
Posted in Party Politics
Tagged Campaigning, CCHQ, Change, Conservatism, Economy, Leadership, Making a Difference, Margaret Thatcher, Modernise, Morals, Process, Re-engaging Voters, Research, What Next
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Signing the “Peoples Pledge” is not compatible with being a part of a political party
Here is “the peoples pledge”: “I will only vote at the next election for a candidate who publicly promises to support a binding referendum on our EU membership and to vote for it in the House of Commons” I can’t … Continue reading
Policy pass but process fail
On Wednesday – finally – we saw a concerted offensive from David Cameron, Nick Clegg, CCHQ and assorted others to explain and promote the tuition fee proposals which have just passed. I’m not going to discuss the proposals themselves again … Continue reading
Posted in Party Politics
Tagged Campaigning, Coalition, David Cameron, Governing, Higher Education, Leadership, Nick Clegg
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Changes To Student Finance Are Progressive, Fair And Absolutely Necessary
The proposals to reform Higher Education funding, which will be voted on in a couple of hours time, are progressive, unavoidable and utterly necessary for our Higher Education (HE) system to be able to compete globally in the future. They … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, General, Public Services, Quality of Life
Tagged Conservatism, Higher Education, Leadership
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Mothers of Invention
Critics on the right, and I include myself, have often charged the Prime Minister and those around him with lacking ideology. But since the beginning, it has seemed clear that this Coalition was a radical liberal government, determined to reshape … Continue reading
Posted in Big Society
Tagged Big Society, Change, Conservatism, Leadership, Making a Difference, Money, Society
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