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What should the Tories learn from the US debt crisis?
Late on Tuesday, the US finally agreed on a deal to raise the country’s debt ceiling, avoiding a catastrophic default and consequences that would have been felt around the world. The old saying that ‘when America sneezes, the rest of … Continue reading
Good morning Grosvenor Square: honouring Reagan, honouring freedom
Sometimes it is good to step back from the micro-grind of daily politics and reflect on the bigger picture. As I stood in Grosvenor Square, the bright morning sun shining on my face, I didn’t spend one second considering the … Continue reading
Cameron should be watching Obama
David Cameron, Barak Obama. The United Kingdom, the United States of America. Conservatives, Democrats. Samantha, Michelle. The parallels between David Cameron and Barack Obama are often unseen. Too much of the time, people focus on the differences rather than the … Continue reading
Posted in Party Politics
Tagged Campaigning, David Cameron, Elections, Foreign Affairs, Governing, Making a Difference, USA, Winning
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Giving: fuel to the Big Society
The Big Society is so very often considered a domestic phenomenon, and while it does require us to look introspectively at our own values, we should also look around at the rest of the world for inspiration. While we often, … Continue reading
Posted in Big Society
Tagged Big Society, DCMS, Economy, Making a Difference, Philanthropy, Re-engaging Voters, Society, USA
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