PMQs Verdict: Who is the party of working people?
Who is the party of working people? No, I know you think you know. But who is really the party…
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PMQs verdict: Cameron can’t win with the Punch and Judy politics, but can anyone?
New leaders often pledge to end the “Punch and Judy politics” of Prime Minister’s Questions; even David Cameron…
Why are politicians were so profoundly deaf to the shift in public opinion?
That popping you can hear is the sound of a thousand pomade corks leaping out of their bottles,…
The Tories are all tactics and no strategy
The Tories are a lot better than Labour at the moment at “winning” news cycles. Their operation is…
Labour won’t put up National Insurance – and that will be a manifesto pledge, says Balls
Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has said that Labour wouldn’t put up National Insurance if they win in May.…
PMQs Verdict: 5 years, 146 sessions, 73 wasted hours
146 times David Cameron has stood at the Despatch Box for PMQs. Today – I hope – will…
PMQs Verdict: Cameron’s new rebuttal leaves TV debates in doubt
William Hague would beat Tony Blair at PMQs. Week in, week out, the nasal-voiced Yorkshireman famed for wearing…
PMQs Verdict: Nevermind what Cameron said – it’s what he wouldn’t say that matters
There are only three PMQs left until the election. Three more of these turgid, unattractive, unedifying and borderline…
PMQs Verdict – What do you mean you can’t live on seventy grand a year?
In recent days I’ve heard more than one commentator claim that MPs can’t afford to live on their…
PMQs Verdict: Miliband abandons the pretence of serious cross-examination
Another PMQs down. A handful to go. One of the best things about the election getting closer is…
