Been reading a few hand-wringing blogposts around and about reinforcing the idea that after that truly appalling rant at the weird, “Citizen UK” rally, Brown had somehow found his voice at the eleventh hour. Of course, it’s in the nature of the media that these things become self-reinforcing narratives leading, usually at breakneck speed, to [...]
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Brown Implodes Mandelson’s Campaign
Posted in Brown, cameron, campaign, campaigning, conservatives, general election, Labour, lies, mandelson, smears, spin on 05/05/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Thirteen Years Was All It Took…
Posted in campaigning, conservatives, general election on 05/05/2010 | Leave a Comment »
…for New Labour under first Blair, then Brown, to ruin Britain. It’s worth watching this again just to remind yourself why you’re not voting for Labour – and why you shouldn’t risk voting for the Liberal Democrats. The only party that can be trusted to make a start on rescuing the British economy, and securing [...]
The Final Push For Power
Posted in campaigning, conservatives, general election on 04/05/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Outstanding. In every way. Powerful and thought-provoking and, of course, all true – something the Labour/Libdum campaigns can’t boast. I hope this one makes its way onto the telly. The Spectator has blogged on this already, having been ringside at its launch about an hour ago. Peter Hoskin of that esteemed organ writes: It was [...]
Tolling Bells
Posted in campaigning, general election, Labour, polls on 01/05/2010 | 6 Comments »
Seems to me that just about all the polls, dodgy or not, are showing that the Conservatives are pulling ahead. But the Angus Reid one (and they’re the most trustworthy pollster, we are led to believe by some) today in the Express, should send shockwaves through the Labour party. It is Labour’s worst poll since [...]
Dale Destroys Labour’s Latest Lies
Posted in campaigning, general election, health, Labour, lies, smears on 27/04/2010 | 2 Comments »
The latest PEB from Labour represents a new low in hate politics, exploitation and smearing propaganda, even for them. This is it: Fortunately, Iain Dale, having highlighted it in the first place, in one of the most apoplectic posts I’ve ever seen him write on his blog in the two years or so I’ve been [...]
Sharpening The Message
Posted in Brown, campaigning, conservatives, disaster, general election, guido, Labour on 26/04/2010 | 2 Comments »
Guido has highlighted a new, public-sourced, ‘anti-politics’ (whatever that actually means – politics is politics isn’t it?) anti-some other stuff attack page designed to reveal just how major and sustained a disaster the Brown years have been for Britain. LabourVision.TV launches tomorrow – a crowd sourced effort to produce an online anti-party, anti-political election broadcast. [...]
Toddler Tax? What About Brown’s Baby Tax
Posted in Brown, bust, campaigning, conservatives, general election, Labour, tax on 26/04/2010 | 4 Comments »
All people need to know, and all the Tories need to do to counter this latest bit of lying Labour misrepresentation, is to remind them that every baby born for a generation or more will be in debt, from birth, to the tune of £32,000 and quickly rising (see counter at the bottom of this [...]
Why We Vote
Posted in armed forces, campaigning, general election on 24/04/2010 | Leave a Comment »
General Sir Richard Dannatt, whom the Labour party attempted to smear not that long ago just because he disagreed with them, has written a piece for tomorrow’s Sunday Telegraph that resonates. In it, not only does he show us (diplomatically) what’s gone so horribly wrong with defence and foreign policy management under Labour, he reminds [...]
One Minute Of Labour
Posted in campaigning, conservatives, general election on 24/04/2010 | 5 Comments »
The latest Tory viral attack ad that popped into my inbox a few minutes ago, connected to a pretty powerful campaign summary signed by George Osborne, is damn good. But it’s damn scary too. Anyone contemplating voting for Brown – or that Clegg person (which could amount to virtually the same thing in that it [...]
Right Target, Wrong Ammo
Posted in Brown, cameron, campaigning, clegg, general election, humour, newspapers, smears on 22/04/2010 | 2 Comments »
If you want to take out a troublesome enemy tank, in this case an obsolete knockoff Russian T62 (also known as the Liberal Mk1 Main Battlebus), you don’t use a bunch of tracer bullets. However accurate the rounds might be, and however many you loose, not only are they simply going to bounce off the [...]