May
27
Labour lost because it didn’t have the right approach on immigration. That’s the view being debated by a number of people analyzing the party’s defeat. I don’t know if they are right but I do know that Labour should read political tea leaves with care. Many (not all) of those expressing fears over the party’s [...]
May
9
Subplots from the general election
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There are a number of intriguing subplots that are bubbling under as a result of the general election. How these emege and conclude will shape politics over the next few months; at least until the next election. 1. Murdoch, Cameron and public influence Without a majority it will be harder for Cameron to govern so [...]
Sep
8
The Save General Election night campaign which was sparked off in the blogosphere yesterday shows Westminster politicos at their worst. I say this with feeling because a couple of years ago, I would have been on their side. For the uninitiated, many election polls get counted on a Thursday night / Friday morning. If the [...]