Iain Roberts

Daily View 2×2: 9 December 2009

By | Wed 9th December 2009 - 2:30 pm

A late Daily View today as I try to get out all my Christmas cards (37,000 of the blighters).

2 Must-Read Blog Posts

What are other Liberal Democrat bloggers saying? Here are two posts that have caught the eye from the Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

A notable shortage of female Lib Dem bloggers posting yesterday – and the blogosphere is poorer for it.

2 Stories

What are the odds?
Keep an eye on the odds for which party’s going to win in your constituency with Ladbrokes.

Because it’s nearly Christmas
The Daily Mail has ten pictures of cute British wildlife (yes, even the zebra is a true brit). All together now….aaahhhhh.

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