My must-reads this week November 21, 2014
by Stephen Tall on November 21, 2014
Here’s some of the articles that have caught my attention this week…
- Obama: 'We are and always will be a nation of immigrants. We were strangers once too' | US news | The Guardian
Whole heap of awesome from Obama: ‘We are and always will be a nation of immigrants. We were strangers once too’ http://bit.ly/1zIF9St
- A Lanson Boy: The truth about why I resigned and the claims being made against me
Alex Folkes on his resignation from Cornwall’s cabinet. Its Chief Exec has serious questions to answer http://bit.ly/1t8S37B
- bit.ly
V good from @IsabelHardman: “An opinion is not an irresistible force, it does not hurt you physically.” http://bit.ly/1vszKkn
- d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net
Feeling pessimistic? Can I suggest, as a first step, stopping supporting Ukip http://bit.ly/1AmP4Ab
- mainly macro: The UK feel good factor
Here’s why most people are worse off than before the recession http://bit.ly/1vsb4sn by @sjwrenlewis
- Mockingjay, Rochester, and why Mark Reckless is Katniss Everdeen – Telegraph
“Mark Reckless is Katniss Everdeen” Oh @jameskirkup, how could you? http://bit.ly/1F6pgZ8
- No sign yet of a solution to the shambles within the Tory party – Telegraph
Gloriously splenetic stuff from Peter Oborne railing against the Tories’ militant Bennites http://bit.ly/1xRpsrC
- Peter Riddell: What would a minority government be like? | Conservative Home
Essential reading from Peter Riddell: What would a minority government be like? http://bit.ly/1uUydBj
- Immigration: electorate delivers vote of no confidence in all political leaders | UK news | The Guardian
/SunderSays says: “Politicians on all sides have underestimated the British public when it comes to immigration” http://bit.ly/1xs5giu Yep.
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