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General election news: what the Lib Dem bloggers say

By The Voice | Sat 6th October 2007 - 5:15 pm

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Paul Walter, first off the mark: Brown abandons early election idea
Will Howells, on the feline angle: No election
Liberal Democrat Voice, with the Chris Rennard’s reaction: Nick Robinson on News 24: general election this year is off
Lynne Featherstone, on how Tony Blair is probably enjoying all this: No to a general election this year
Ming Campbell, pointing out how badly wrong Brown’s Iraq trip went: Gordon Brown has lost his nerve
John Hemming, one of the first to use the words “Brown” and “bottle”: Has Brown Bottled It?

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This entry was posted in General Election and News.

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2 Comments

jockox3 6th Oct '07 - 9:11pm

And of course, there’s Eyore’s take on it.
Jeremy Hargreaves 6th Oct '07 - 9:25pm

My comment: The Safe Pair of Hands Dour Scottish Bank Manager No More.

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