John Redwood on Tory Radio
John Redwood's Diary (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
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(Return of the) The Daley Dozen: Monday
Iain Dale's Diary (Free subscription) | yesterday
... assertion that too many tweets... 10. Paul Waugh's advice to Gordon: When in a hole... 11. John Redwood on the Berlin Wall and capitalism. 12. Ben Brogan uttters the immortal words: "Prime Minister Harman". Be afraid.
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But I want to make a difference
Steve Baker (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
One of the first books I read on deciding to enter politics was John Redwood’s I Don’t Like Politics: But I Want to Make a Difference. From the jacket: The past decade has seen a sharp decline in membership of political parties, with a severe drop in those who vote in local and general elections. Voters
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Round-Up: Remembering
Reading List (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... ordinary sacrifice of the common man was the means by which tyrrany was defeated.Conservative MP John Redwood to give a recap of his life story in order to give some definition to the fight for freedom and capture the "sense of fear, futility, and enormous bravery against the odds."It is also interesting how the pictures on different bloggers blogposts reflects their individual perspectives.Mr...
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Quantitative Easing Ties into City Finance
Leicester Politics (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Tonight Michael Portillo on This Week gave a view already made the point made by John Redwood in his excellent blog that the Quantitative Easing pump up of £25,000,000,000 is being put in place to make sure the Government does not run out of money ahead of a Spring election. What is becoming more certain is this form of funding for Government is not sustainable and whichever party...
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There are very good reasons to vote Conservative (but Europe isn't such a good one anymore)
ConservativeHome's ToryDiary (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... If David Cameron had put a big Eurosceptic beast in charge of renegotiations - someone like John Redwood or David Davis - I would have been more reassured. But that...
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Recommended Reading - Conservatives, Lisbon And Referendums Special Edition - 04-Nov-09
Daniel1979 Blog (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... people responded in their poll that Cameron should still hold a referendum, and that David Davis, John Redwood and Michael Howard are the most trusted people to spearhead any negotiations with the EU. Gerald Warner thinks Cameron is the first British leader to have ratted on his commitments BEFORE taking office, and that Conservatives should consider forefeiting their votes. Danny...
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Why the core Eurosceptics don't trust Hague
Next Left (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Just as the former Home Secretary David Davis argues that the Tory party should make a referendum on Europe its first act if elected , there is an interesting poll on ConservativeHome , showing that David Davis - followed by John Redwood or Michael Howard - would be most trusted by the Tory grassroots to lead a renegotiation of Britian's position in Europe. Why? Surely it is because Davis...
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A night at the theatre
Aaronovitch Watch (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... went to see a play about Poland, he'd realise … something about the European Parliament and John Redwood, apparently. Strikes me there's a bit of faux-naivete here - Aaro knows that the Tory Party is massively divided on Europe and knows that Cameron's plan is to paper over the cracks in the belief that British voters don't really care about the European Parliament (proof: they don't...