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Prem Sikka has a few questions for David Cameron. (0)Creating an insult to intelligence
Melanie Philips is now two for two. (1)Feck! Etc
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… but what’s the point in having them if the self-described representatives of Heaven don’t appreciate them, laments Tom Harris? (0)Selective moral outrage
With uncharacteristic insight, Melanie Phillips sums up her entire output in a single headline. (0)Financial crisis: Perspective.
Brian Barder offers a response to the main claims about UK government finances. (0)Canada's Quiet Bargain
The benefits of public spending – a calculator. (h/t Clifford) (0)Three Excellent Politicians
Courtesy of Don Paskini at LibCon. (0)On Graphs and Budget Speeches
Duncan has some sound advice for news channels reporting on the budget. (0)Tom Harris on the plumbers
Tom Harris calls time on the recent tendency of howling “smearblog!” at everything up to and including the CBeebies Twitter feed. Read his post here. (0) -
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Morning roundup, Tuesday 24th March 2009
Cobden's Commentary fears that a post-Nigel Griffiths-gate world combined with McNulty's spot of bother could have a negative impact on Westminster's tourist trade, Hopi Sen finds that Nige has put him in an, er, unpopular position, and the ladies of Parliament ask: who the hell wears stockings in middle of November?