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Day: October 19, 2006

Balls to Pledgebank

New Balls Please is now on pledgebank. Because YOU demanded it!

Published 19 October 2006
Categorized as musings Tagged ed-balls, labour, politics

Standards Board Apologists

Earlier in the year, I bemoaned the fact that Graham Tope and Simon Hughes were jumping up and down defending the Standards Board’s ruling to suspend Ken Livingstone. Now that the whole thing has been overturned on appeal, is there any chance we’ll get to hear similar echoes of “justice has been served” from the… Continue reading Standards Board Apologists

Published 19 October 2006
Categorized as musings Tagged labour, liberal-democrats, london, politics

Give Balls the Snip!

For some months now, I have been worrying about the fate that is expected to befall that bright, upcoming MP Ed Balls. Ed, you see, is due to see his constituency wiped out in the next boundary changes. His repeated appeals that he is a Very Important Person and that This Sort Of Thing Doesn’t… Continue reading Give Balls the Snip!

Published 19 October 2006
Categorized as musings Tagged all women shortlists, candidate-selection, ed-balls, labour

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