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Category Archives: Must-Reads
The Blogosphere’s Best Thinking – Must Reads For 15th December
The to and fro between Tim Montgomerie’s argument for a Conservatism that looks to more right wing ideas for inspiration and the Liberal Conservatism that seeks to expand beyond the core continues today. Danny Finkelstein, in an excellent piece in … Continue reading
The Blogosphere’s Best Thinking – Must Reads Tuesday 14th December
The King is dead, long live the King. Well not quiet, but Iain Dale today announced that he is stopping blogging. I have never met Iain but he was one of the main people who dragged me into the bloggespher … Continue reading
The Blogosphere’s Best Thinking – Must Reads Monday 13th December
Tim Mongomerie’s blog on “Mainstream Conservatism” has kicked-off one hell of a debate. His contention is that the leadership is mistakenly focused on pursuing a narrower form of “Liberal Conservatism”. Fiona Melville wrote for Coffee House about where we stand … Continue reading
The Blogosphere’s Best Thinking – Must Reads For Friday 10th December
Tim Montgomerie’s argument for mainstream Conservatism (which looks like an attempt to shift the party to the right) has generated plenty of coverage on the blogosphere. Alex Massie at the Spectator has been on fire about this one. He has … Continue reading
The Blogosphere’s Best Thinking – Must Reads For Monday 6th December
Uncomfortable times for the Lib Dems at the moment as they decide which way to vote in the tuition fees debate on Thursday. Speculation continues to gather pace about how individual Government ministers, such as Norman Baker will decide to … Continue reading
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