Andrew Neil asked Charles Kennedy on the Daily Politics… “…bringing back washed up leaders is surely a mistake?” He also suggested that Labour had never used the ”vacuous” slogan “time for a change“, Guido begs to differ and wonders what Tony’s good chum Obama would have to say about that. Looking more orange than even Peter Hain, Guido suspects we won’t be seeing much more of Blair in the run up to polling day – not with the 50% tax rate and everything. He’ll resist the temptation to upstage Brown, it would in any event tarnish his reputation as a thrice-proven election winner to be associated with Brown… Meanwhile Over at Southwark Crown Court… The ‘Pin-Striped Scargill’ Who Stole Millions for Lib-Dems Bercow Spends £15,640 on Private Detectives Labour’s Football Fascism – Business & Politics
A Future Blair For All
The British public clearly have a longer memory than the Labour Party would like, even their own most loyal apparatchiks have mixed feelings about the return of Blair. Despite the billing that this was to be a swinging attack at Cameron, old Tony refused to personally attack his political heir: Dave. Instead he chose to meekly go after wonky Oliver Letwin about market forces in the public services – something New Labour was built on.
Labour Candidate’s Nazi Salute Controversy – ConservativeHome
Zac’s Nuclear Policy Dilemma – LibDemVoice
No Inquiry, No Investigation, No Charges – Newsnet Scotland
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
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