My recommended reading for today December 19, 2013
by Stephen Tall on December 19, 2013
Here’s today’s hand-picked selection that caught my interest…
- www.nytimes.com
Brilliant from David Brooks on being ‘A Thought Leader’: “his eyes blaze at the echo of the words “breakout session”” http://nyti.ms/1hnNO3H
- Worthing Lib Dem councillor defects to UKIP (From The Argus)
We-ell tbf our policies and theirs do overlap a lot > “Worthing Lib Dem councillor defects to UKIP” http://bit.ly/1jlljZ8
- Alan Bown's Ukip polling only tells half the story – Telegraph
Also by @ProfTimBale (busy guy today) good sense re Ukip polling > Alan Bown’s Ukip polling only tells half the story http://bit.ly/1jlkYWe
- Members only: views of the Conservative Party’s rank-and-file | The Political Studies Association (PSA)
“Most Tory members open to limited immigration, wary of NHS cuts + would sanction another coalition with the LibDems” http://bit.ly/1hnLZns
- The 2015 dilemma | Flip Chart Fairy Tales
“‘You can have it good, fast or cheap. Pick two.’ A similar dilemma faces the next government.” http://bit.ly/1hnJpOk
- politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Survation defends its methodology against Lord Ashcroft, John Rentoul and YouGov’s Anthony Wells
Survation sticks up for its polling showing Ukip doing v well in Tory marginals http://bit.ly/1hm0bNO Persuades me.
- Time to overhaul the contemptible farce of PMQs – Telegraph Blogs
Iain Martin’s quite right abt the “contemptible farce of PMQs” http://bit.ly/J55Ifg Wrong tho not to mention journos’ part in making it so
- David Cameron at PMQs: Politics live blog | Politics | theguardian.com
Fair PMQs assessment by @AndrewSparrow here http://bit.ly/IV0m6S < why Cam won today's battle but might not win the war.
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