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December 31, 2009

JibJab's (US-focused) review of 2009

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Posted at 06:42 AM in Political Music |

December 30, 2009

ITN reports that Gordon Brown's New Year message will be "raw meat" to the Labour Party faithful

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Posted at 06:55 AM in Labour |

December 29, 2009

'Barack Obama has a been a left-wing interventionist'

Wall Street Journal contributors review the 44th US President's first year.

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Posted at 07:23 AM in US politics |

December 28, 2009

David Cameron's new year message emphasises clean, positive politics

This video was a partial reading of a fuller text that can be read here.

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Posted at 07:26 PM in Conservative Party |

The BBC interviews The Telegraph journalists behind expenses-gate, the story of the year

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Posted at 12:03 PM in Allsorts |

December 27, 2009

Labour launches a campaign to protect the ban it introduced against hunting with dogs

The BackTheBan.com campaign is supported by celebrities including long-time Labour supporter and actor Patrick Stewart (rumoured to be receiving a knighthood) and was launched by the Environment and Rural Affairs Secretary, Hillary Benn MP.

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Posted at 08:08 AM in Labour |

December 24, 2009

A hilarious festive musical offering from Artists United for Santa: "Gordon Brown Stole Christmas"

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Posted at 06:17 AM in Political Comedy, Political Music |

December 23, 2009

Eddie Mair forces ex-Defence Secretary John Hutton to admit that he was the unnamed Cabinet minister who said Gordon Brown would be "a ****ing disaster" as Prime Minister

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Posted at 06:20 AM in Labour |

December 22, 2009

Five memorable moments from US Presidential debates

1960: The 'TV look' of JFK saw frontrunner Robert Nixon lose his advantage.

1984: Reagan promises NOT To exploit his young opponent's "youth and inexperience".

1988: Dan Quayle is the victim of a great putdown from Dukakis' running mate, Lloyd Bentsen of Texas.

2000: When Al Gore moved into George W Bush's zone in 2000 the latter simply nodded in his direction. It was the most-remembered moment of the debate!

2004: Bush, debating with John Kerry, insists that he did not act alone in the Iraq war.

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Posted at 05:01 AM in Hall of fame |

December 21, 2009

Sky News's Adam Boulton says the agreement to a leaders' TV debate is "of tremendous credit to the current generation of political leaders"

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Posted at 10:24 PM in Allsorts |

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