Are We All In This Together?

It is one of David Cameron’s favourite coalition catchphrases. Tomas Christmas wants to know if it is true.

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Forget Vince Cable: the Cameron government is under attack

It’s not just the Business Secretary The Daily Telegraph wants to undermine writes Alex Gabriel.

Local Government Reforms: Only the Beginning

David Brownsey-Joyce takes a detailed look at the future for localism with the first reading of the Localism Bill.

Tuition Fee Vote: Why the Demonstrations Matter

Cameron and Clegg’s bill might pass, but sooner or later it’s unsustainable, says Alex Gabriel.

Why I am NOT right behind David Cameron

Ani Mathur read Charlie’s article yesterday and disagrees. Here is his reply:

In Defence of the Coalition Government

David Brownsey-Joyce spent the last week doing nothing and considered what would happen if the Coalition Government did the same.

Being Called a “Liberal” Used to be an Accusation; now it’s the Norm

Conor Campbell believes it is harder to distinguish ideologies: it seems we are now all liberal in some form or another.

Is negative the way to win?

 

A by-election in Kentish Town brought the best and worst campaign material to David Brownsey-Joyce’s attention.

Is asking ‘was Hobbes British?’ similar to asking ‘is the pope Catholic?’?

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“Thomas Hobbes, who argued against undermining the power structure, in many ways, is like a typical modern day Brit” says Peter Storey.

Guilt is Good

Olly Cardinali parahrases Gordon Gekko with a 21st update on that iconic statement, arguing ways we can tackle poverty for good.