Monthly Archives: September 2010
Should Ed consider a Cameron strategy?
It may be preposterous to compare the prime minister and the new leader of the opposition, yet they do share at least one thing in common. They both put pen to a defeated election manifesto and shortly afterwards became leader … Continue reading
Filed under British Politics, David Cameron, Ed Miliband, Labour, Politics
David departs
In the end David Miliband’s decision to take a step back from frontline politics came as no surprise. In doing so he has made a colossal and commendable decision. No man, not even a man of David’s stature and talents … Continue reading
Filed under British Politics, David Miliband, Ed Miliband, Labour, Labour Leader contest, Politics
Cameron to go Fox hunting?
Just when the Tories had hoped the papers would be awash with back to front coverage of what Guido and many on the right are referring to as a “Geek tragedy” – a racy and confidential letter from a Secretary … Continue reading
Filed under British Politics, Coalition government, Cuts, David Cameron, Politics
Is Ed Miliband in The Who?
You would be forgiven in thinking that Roger Daltry of The Who had become leader of the Labour party, such was Ed Miliband’s use of the word “generation” in his inaugural speech at conference. Ed made it very clear that he … Continue reading
Filed under British Politics, Ed Miliband, Labour, Politics
Will Ed keep David in the shadows?
David Miliband is arguably the most talented Labour politician of his generation. That is exactly what makes this debate so sour. Should David stay, or should he go? On first sight it would appear the party would be dramatically weaker … Continue reading
Filed under British Politics, David Miliband, Ed Miliband, Labour, Politics, Shadow cabinet
Reform of an electoral system that Ed Miliband should support
A one man – one vote system is one of the underpinning factors of modern, credible and legitimate government. Yet the current Labour electoral college is anything but. Labour should never forget its roots, and must always fight for the … Continue reading
Filed under British Politics, Ed Miliband, Labour, Labour Leader contest, Politics
Ed Miliband can only lead Labour back to government if we all support him
I supported David Miliband throughout this leadership contest, as did the majority of MPs and members. We can debate the result, of what some will call a skewed and unbalanced electoral process, or we can get on with the overdue job … Continue reading
Filed under British Politics, David Miliband, Ed Miliband, Labour, Labour Leader contest
Will Ed Miliband be the beneficiary from a media driven brotherly race?
The Labour leadership, in what largely has turned out to be a family affair took another curious move yesterday, with representatives of both Ed and David getting together to trash out positions in each respective shadow cabinet. As David has … Continue reading
Targeting tax evaders does little to conceal Lib Dem mid life crisis
I wonder if any significance should be attached to the Lib Dem led attack on tax evaders? With poll ratings indicating they are reaping no rewards for their role in government, it is most definitely an attempt to put some … Continue reading
Clegg’s standing leg swings to Labour
Populus have certainly been busy recently. The polling arm of The Times newspaper have published another set of revealing results, by far the most interesting of opinion they garnish is the fact that 7/10 people asked believe Clegg has sold … Continue reading
