Top Stories and Blog Review – 25th Sept


by Lee Griffin    
September 25, 2008 at 11:39 am

ID Card scheme takes big step forward
ID Card

Elsewhere
McCain and Obama at odds over “campaign suspension” stunt
Shake up of Monarchy rules planned
Labour announce free school meal trial
School defends putting hurdles in the way of health of young girls

DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Lee Griffin

New Model Army is one of the first to get out there and say he’s proud to be backing slightly strange Lembit Opik for the Lib Dem presidency. Can he do a Boris Johnson?

Political Betting urges caution around the 7% Labour poll boost. This always happens, and you shouldn’t get your hopes up.

Jock Coats analyses the inevitability of the political machine to grind on relentlessly, and what it means for “change”.

CiF, an anonymous writer discusses arranged marriages, and the exploitation within.

Current Vision thinks unity is over-rated…that’s being chummy, not the blogger.

Max Dunbar uses the book, Unjust Rewards, as a launch pad for a discussion on the gap in wealth.

Bristol Blogger uncovers the announcement for a Bristol Congestion charge in…Builder and Engineer magazine? Read for the ensuing comments.

Lanson Boy on why the Lib Dem’s should never setlle for the AV system of PR voting. Why exactly do the party continue to let Norman Lamb talk?

As usual, extended list up on my blog


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Lee is a 20 something web developer from Cornwall now residing in Bristol since completing his degree at the lesser university. He has strange dreams, a big appetite, a small flat, and when not forcing his views on the world he is probably eating a cookie. Lee blogs independently from party colours at Program your own mind.
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Heh. Bristol Blogger: “come for the posts, stay for the comments.”

I find that his posts are a mixed bag, but the people in his comments always tend to really nail the point home. Lots of facts and figures in this one that really go against the credibility of this decision. Bristol City Council are so desperate to push this scheme through to get hold of the funding it seems as though they’re willing to step on anyone to make it happen.

Politcal betting is crap written by dicks like morus.


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