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Month: March 2012

Know your place

I’m a bit of a shy republican, but today gave me a glowing reminder of why any sane person should be one (sorry Dad). On the same day the Queen “generously” agreed to “rededicate” herself to the UK, Downing Street let it be known that the Cabinet spent their time “banging the table” to celebrate… Continue reading Know your place

Published 20 March 2012
Categorized as politics and life Tagged class, coalition, conservative-party, health, monarchy

Why I left the Lib Dems

On 1 November 2011, I announced on the Social Liberal Forum that I was “returning to the fold“. On 5 March 2012, I announced I was leaving the party – and thus my role in the SLF (constitutionally, only Lib Dem members can be members of the SLF). So what happened in the four months… Continue reading Why I left the Lib Dems

Published 11 March 2012
Categorized as politics and life Tagged liberal-democrats, membership

Staying out of the churn

Against my original intentions, I’ve decided to write a short follow up to my resignation announcement on Monday. I’ve been touched by the overwhelmingly sympathetic and supportive responses that I’ve had. I was expecting a lot more anger and gloating and that’s taken me aback somewhat. Thank you; it means a lot to me. And… Continue reading Staying out of the churn

Published 7 March 2012
Categorized as politics and life Tagged liberal-democrats, membership

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Comment is Free (n.b. articles from time when I was a party activist)

  • Liberal – but not so democratic in the Lords | James Graham
  • Lib Dems must agree to publicly disagree | James Graham
  • Labour's accusations of gerrymandering are self-defeating | James Graham
  • On electoral reform, it's AV or nothing | James Graham
  • Refusal to enter Lib Dem coalition was Labour's final failure | James Graham
  • Election 2010: A cruel result for the Lib Dems | James Graham
  • Election 2010: Cameron plans to stuff the Lords with Tory peers | James Graham
  • Lib Dems will make Labour sweat | James Graham
  • A new politics is up for grabs | James Graham
  • Digital economy bill exposes broken system | James Graham

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