Thursday, 2 July 2009

A brief mention in the _New Statesman_

http://www.newstatesman.com/uk-politics/2009/07/emap-davis-quick-maguire

'Commons Confidential'
Iain Dale
Published 02 July 2009

"I was up in my old stomping ground of Norwich at the weekend, sniffing
the by-election air. The Lib Dems had achieved the remarkable feat on
the same day of writing to the Tory candidate, Chloe Smith, saying
they wanted a good clean campaign and, in the next breath, smearing
the Green candidate, Rupert Read, as an "extremist". How did they get
a reputation as the nice guys of British politics?"

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http://www.newstatesman.com/uk-politics/2009/07/emap-davis-quick-maguire

'Commons Confidential'
Iain Dale
Published 02 July 2009

"I was up in my old stomping ground of Norwich at the weekend, sniffing
the by-election air. The Lib Dems had achieved the remarkable feat on
the same day of writing to the Tory candidate, Chloe Smith, saying
they wanted a good clean campaign and, in the next breath, smearing
the Green candidate, Rupert Read, as an "extremist". How did they get
a reputation as the nice guys of British politics?"

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