1. Paul Waugh explains the origins and implications of Brown's 'British jobs for British workers' phrase.2. Paul Burgin asks Steve Green of the Daily Referendum blog his 20 questions.
3. Douglas Carswell frightens Guardianistas with talk of direct democracy.
4. Calum Cashley on the stushie about the lost Glenrothes registers.
5. Chris Ames on why Gordon Brown should Go Dutch on an Iraq inquiry.
6. Dan Hannan wonders if the EPP leadership have ears or can read.
7. Tom Harris just loves speed cameras. Really.
8. Amy Selman on the CPS blog asks where now for the Republicans?
9. A Very Public Sociologist rounds up what the blogs are saying about the strikes.
10. Richard Spring MP on lessons learned in the Middle East.
11. Luke Akehurst says don't believe what you read on PoliticalBetting re Jacqui Smith.
12. Richard Willis asks why the LibDems aren't doing better.
3 comments:
Has Charlie Whelan gone into hiding?
Re Smith - its interesting to read one of the comments
"Yes Luke's interpretation is off. I think that the NEC could give dispensation like they did with Ken rejoining."
Thus undercutting the entire post.
Its a bit laughable saying that the reason Smith will not take the chicken run is that if she loses they will have lost the election.
Laving aside I think that this is not technically true - it misses then point that Smith will not want to give up a nice salary and pension and some oik will happily take the alternative of a (clearly very profitable) sinecure in the Lords.
I do not read labour blogs but this was funny if only from reading the comments. Apparently PoliticalBetting encourages betting and political corruption (and its run by a LibDem who should know better!).
My word, Douglas Carswell sounds a good egg!
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