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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Turning the Nice Party into a successful political force
Over the last two weeks the Lib Dem conference has awoken this blogger from a rather inactive period (so far blogging is concerned). Today I will complete this active period with a longer post, before going quiet for a couple … Continue reading
The Labour challenge gathers pace, but the ghost of 1992 still haunts
What to make of Ed Miliband’s speech to the Labour Conference yesterday? I did not see it. On reading that it lasted 65 minutes I’m afraid I ducked out of watching it or reading transcript. So what I am relying … Continue reading
Why healthcare may grow to 50% of GDP and still be affordable
I can’t over-emphasise how important the concepts in this article in last week’s Economist are: An incurable disease, and I would urge my readers to try and get to grips with it. If you want to understand how our economy … Continue reading
What is the core Liberal Democrat identity?
One thing that most people who take an interest in the Liberal Democrats agree on is that the party needs to develop a clearer identity and, to use the popular marketing speak, a clear “brand”. This has characterised much of … Continue reading