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16 September 2008
Alex Hughes's View - 19th September 2008
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04 October 2007
Hack on the party conferences and the leader’s speeches
David Cameron spoke without an autocue at Blackpool, but what did it mean? Gordon Brown spoke with authority at Bournemouth, but what did it mean? Ming Campbell spoke with desperation in Brighton and everyone could see exactly what the problem was...
4th October 2007
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27 September 2007
Hack on the Labour Party Conference
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Labels: Gordon Brown, Hack, Hack cartoons, Labour, Matt Buck Hack Cartoons, party political conferences, Tribune
25 September 2007
Hack on Gordon's Labour conference speech
The 'bounce' clearly remains very much in operation. It was a careful PMs speech, long on exhortation, generalities and clever political positioning. It was, however, short of any detail of how the desirable generalities are going to be achieved on either side of the upcoming election. Watch that space. Reaction from the great and the good is here courtesy of the BBC.
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18 September 2007
Hack on party conference season
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