1. Burke's Corner on the Obamacons.
2. Matthew Parris warns Opposition parties to beware of Brown bearing 'gifts'.
3. Ben Brogan warns Gordon Brown that pride often comes before a fall.
4. Matt Wardman has Tom Harris's BBC interview explaining his sacking. Sort of.
5. Guido reckons the Guardian has got a cheek.
6. Socialist Unity rejoices over the 'fall' of capitalism.
7. Ed Vaizey on the day in the life of a constituency MP.
8. Next Left wonders if Jorg Haider really did meet Saddam Hussein.
9. Donal Blaney meets Bo Derek. I'm sure they will be very happy!
10. Rupert George on how one council (Wychavon) beat the credit crunch.
11. The TIME blog recounts a meeting in which McCain defends Obama.
12. PoliticalBetting asks what it will now take to beat Obama.
2 comments:
Matthew Parris may well be correct, but there might also be a once in a generation opportunity here to reach out to those disillusioned and disappointed with the apparent acrimony of party politics.
If opposition politicians do become involved, wouldn't they be at liberty to place on public record those decisions which they do and do not agree with? Or is it envisaged that there might be some kind of collective responsibility taken with no public dissent permitted?
Any public record could be relied upon during a GE campaign with the electorate drawing its own conclusions. By that time, the economy might have had the benefit of the best thinking across the political spectrum.
Iain how about adding me to the Favourites list, please!
Anywat do you look my way for the Daley dozen?
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