Tag Archives: Ben Gummer
Hung Parliament: can tactical voting save us?
Back in late February, I wrote an article entitled “So, what chances a hung Parliament?” which was basically a pointer to an article by Daniel Hannan in which he claims that David Cameron is still on course to win. Of course, last week’s “debate” has changed things dramatically, and made a hung Parliament far more [...]
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The Conservatives still don’t get it…
First off, let me repeat: I am by instinct and inclination a Conservative voter. My local Tory PPC is Ben Gummer, a man I’ve met several times, and whom I like. He will be, I believe, a very good MP for Ipswich, and I hope he will be elected. However, it is highly unlikely that [...]
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Cameron and the CFP
I’m indebted to a tweet for this one from James Delingpole.
Here’s the final paragraph: “I’m afraid it’s precisely this kind of spinelessness which explains why some of us find it so hard to be enthusiastic about the prospects of a Cameron administration.”
I mostly go along with JD, and this is no exception.
I’m a life-long Tory, [...]
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Goldsmith, Huhne and Balls; election expenses investigation started.