Based on the amount of traffic they’ve passed on to www.libdems.org.uk in the second half of 2006, the top five blogs were:
No dog or elephant, but at least there’s a red monkey. Somehow I suspect some of them might quibble with the “nicest to the Lib Dems” accolade 🙂 – but thanks for the traffic anyway.
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Am definitely more use to the LibDems than Ming.
You wait, in future this will be the next big Tory blog:
http://donalblaney.blogspot.com/
Isn’t he the crushing bore who seems to be on 18 Doughty St every time I tune in?
I think you may have Iain Dale turning in his grave (though now that it’s getting dark he was probably about to get up anyway).
Rob,
Yes – but you’ve got to read him to get a full taste.
i’m nice to Dems. there’s a good chance we’ll be coalescing before long. my favourite dem blogs are jock coats, chris black, john hemming, duncan borrowman and john hemming.
Coalesce? Thanks for that tempting idea PT; presumably Cameron would be Ming’s deputy and I’d become leader of a Lib Dem group in Rochford with 38 seats out of 39
But the Conservative Party has a long history; I just don’t see them throwing in the towel 🙂