Category Archives: The Political Weblog Movement

It’s Ming!

Ming Campbell has been elected as the new leader of the Liberal Democrats. I would like it noted for the record that – apart from some fun with Anne – that’s two party leadership elections I’ve managed to keep my … Continue reading

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Comment on power

Go. Do. (Busy today. Can you tell?)

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Phrase of the day: “Let’s Roll!”

Not Little England – Getting New Labour out of office CuriousHamster – Coalition of the Militant Liberals Chicken Yoghurt – Chain of command Europhobia – The delights of the British constitution Talk Politics – Where liberty is, there is my … Continue reading

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Ends and tethers

You know, there have been plenty of times that I have reached a point where I have been sorely – fucking *sorely* – tempted to abandon the idea of carefully nurturing MPs who may or may not wish to blog … Continue reading

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“Our legal advice is that Mark Oaten is not a paedophile.”

Guido – Its The Pod What Did It: Wednesday night, a few drinks, a digital recorder, Guido and a drunken Monkey. A beta podcast for a select few emailed on Thursday. Those of you who heard the podcast will know … Continue reading

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Reminders

1. Have you emailed your MP about the Dec 13 weblog seminar? (I’ll be emailing all new MPs – bar one – about this today.) UPDATE – I’ve pulled up short on this for now, to see how far I … Continue reading

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MPs: The Weblog Seminar

Special Event – MPs and Weblogs Seminar: Room P (Portcullis House) – Tuesday 13th December 2005, 6-8pm This a special seminar designed to show MPs the potential benefits and pitfalls of engaging with the community using weblog technology. It is … Continue reading

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Back To Iraq introduces comment registration

Back to Iraq – Abusive comments khaalas: Anyway, what I’m getting at is that you will no longer be allowed to comment unless you’ve registered with TypeKey. I tried this once before and it really cut down on the people … Continue reading

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They’ll print any old rubbish these days

A nice piece; one to add to the collection… but I’m still short one hatchet-job from the Sun. (Speaking of which, our little Ginger-Ninja G-bomb is about to mature. Go to Google and see if you can find a traitor. … Continue reading

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Who got the message?

My deep tracking just went live. Visitors to this website that I can track directly back to the Houses of Parliament are as follows: Yesterday, the tally for the month of November (to date) for the IP address 194.60.38.10 was … Continue reading

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