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Tag Archives: Conservative Party
DUP Are “Toxic”
The British General Election is a very odd thing. It has none of the old certainties. Nothing is straightforward in 2015. It is not just about 650 seats and a handful on the “celtic fringe”. It is about 650 different … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, british labour party, Conservative Party, DUP, Equal Marriage, Gay Rights, Jim Wells MLA, SDLP, Sinn Féin, SNP, South Down, UKIP, unionism, UUP, Westminster Elections 2015
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David Cameron Fails His History Test
Oh dear. Did you spot the horrible history mistake that David Cameron made yesterday. Seemingly he wont be doing deals with the Scottish Nationalist Party because it is unprecedented for nationalist parties to have influence in the politics of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservative Party, David Cameron, History, Irish History, Nicola Sturgeon
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The Sturgeon Revolution: The Edinburgh Spring
I was always a politics nerd. I suppose the first Westminster election that I ever watched “thru the night” was in 1964. I was 12 years old. It was a narrow Labour win. Then..1966 (Labour) , 1970 (Tory win..the first in … Continue reading
Poster Boys & Girls…#11 Mark Brotherston (Conservative)
14th April 2014 Bangor, across the road from the Railway Station. Mark Brotherson is the Conservative candidate for North Down. Probably the best known of the five local Tories who are standing. Another eleven have been parachuted in from England. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangor, Conservative Party, Mark Brotherston, North Down, Westminster Elections
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Upper Class Twits Of The Year Fly Into Belfast
OK ….so I said that the British Conservative Party do not put up candidates in Norn Iron. And it turns out they are actually standing in SIXTEEN of the eighteen constituencies. Perhaps it would be churlish to point out that … Continue reading
Poster Boys & Girls…#3 Ben Manton (Conservative)
I cannot pretend that I have ever heard of Ben Manton, the Conservative Party candidate in South Belfast. The prominence of the British Flag is unlikely to attract “Catholic” or “nationalist” voters. The Conservative Party is a total irrelevance in … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Manton, Conservative Party, south belfast, Westminster Election
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Everyone Is A Nationalist
Watching “Question Time” on BBC last night, I have to say that I was disappointed in Andy Burnham who is a leading member of the Labour Party. Indeed, he might well be a future Deputy Leader or even Leader of … Continue reading
The Great Debate…How Was It For You?
The Great Debate…the seven leaders of major political parties in England, Scotland and Wales…ahead of the Westminster Election. Confirming the fact that Norn Iron is a semi-detached part of the DisUnited Kingdom, no Party gives a tinkers curse about Norn … Continue reading
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Tagged british labour party, Conservative Party, DUP, Green Party, Liberal-Democrats, Plaid Cymru, SDLP, SNP, UKIP, Westminster 2015, Westminster Election
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Rifkind: The Portillo Moment Came Early
Margaret Thatcher resigned as Prime Minister in 1990 and was replaced by the dull John Major. It seemed almost certain that the Tories would lose the 1992 General Election. In fact they held on narrowly, in no small measure due … Continue reading
Britain….Pickled.
Eric Pickles is Member of Parlianent for Brentwood, Essex is the Minister forLocal Government and Communities in David Cameron’s Conservative-led Government. At first sight he is an unlikely memberof Posh Boy Camerons Government. But the sight of a bluff “say … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservative Party, David Starkey, Eric Pickles, Islamists, Jihad, Muslims, Terrorism
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