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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron (C) leaves the hall after his speech on October 8, 2009 on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron delivers a speech on October 8, 2009 on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron delivers a speech on October 8, 2009 on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron drinks during a speech on October 8, 2009 on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron delivers a speech on October 8, 2009 on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron delivers a speech on October 8, 2009 on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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David Cameron (2-L), leader of Britain's Conservative Party is jpined on the stage by his wife Samantha (2-R) at the end of his speech on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England, on October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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David Cameron (2-L), leader of Britain's Conservative Party is jpined on the stage by his wife Samantha (2-R) at the end of his speech on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England, on October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron (L) kisses his wife Samantha on October 8, 2009 at the end of his speech on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron waves prior delivering a speech on October 8, 2009 on the final day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England. View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader, David Cameron, stands with his wife Samantha, after delivering his keynote address on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader, David Cameron, kisses his wife Samantha, as they stand among delegates after Cameron delivered his keynote address on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, Oc... View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader, David Cameron, waves as he stands among delegates, with his wife Samantha, after delivering his keynote address on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, Octobe... View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader, David Cameron, waves as he stands among delegates, with his wife Samantha, after delivering his keynote address on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, Octobe... View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron is applauded by members of the shadow cabinet after delivering his keynote address, on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron kisses his wife Samantha after delivering his keynote address, on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron delivers his keynote address, on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron delivers his keynote address, on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron delivers his keynote address, on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron delivers his keynote address, on the final day of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 07: Conservative leader David Cameron and his wife Samantha leave their hotel for the third day of the Conservative Party Conference on October 7, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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It’s not the Dave and George show. We’ve got Ken Clarke, William Hague, Eric Pickles — they are all part of the top team. Conservative Party policy is not all settled in salons in Notting Hill.
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It’s quite simple isn’t it? [The Tories] are neither antisemites nor are they climate change deniers — but they are so Eurosceptical that they end up hanging around with extremely strange people, because their Euroscepticism has pushed them into this position.
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This proves the Tories are arrogantly assuming they have already won the election and are leaving a vital arts post vacant, hoping to make a political appointment afterwards. If David Cameron supports the Nolan rules and the arm’s length principle, he must repudiate the Mayor's behaviour.
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If you look at the people in my top team, if you look at William Hague, if you look at Eric Pickles, if you look at Liam Fox... it's not true to say that all the people at the top of the Conservative Party were privately educated. They weren't.
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I think they've suddenly woken up and realised that it's all to play for this May, and when the Tories talk about austerity, people are going to say, 'austerity for who?'
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The SNP and the Tories seem determined to leave Scotland's transport network stuck in the last century. Labour will continue to fight for the rail link to be reinstated and, even at this late stage, it is not too late for John Swinney to change his mind.
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the deep dislike of David Cameron (the Tories are less popular in Scotland now than they were under Mrs Thatcher).
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This survey just goes to show the vast majority of people don't pay inheritance tax. The Tories need to explain why, in difficult times, they are prioritising a tax giveaway of £200,000 for the richest estates and nothing for 98% of the population.
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The true face of the Tory party is on show. No amount of riding around with huskies can conceal the fact that the Conservative Party has closed its ears to the science. David Cameron might cycle for the cameras – but his party is chugging off in the other direction in a fleet of gas guzzlers.
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When the media has people like Ms. Rake on to bash Tory policy on the family or ex-Labour man Ben Summerskill, now of the government-funded Stonewall lobby group, to bash the Tories on gay equality we should know a lot more about their background.
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The Tories' behaviour has raised fears that the police were being politicised, making it more difficult to win public support for my proposals for some members of the police authority to be directly elected.
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David Davis is representing the real views of David Cameron's Conservative Party. This is the party that persistently fails to take the tough action on climate change and regularly opposes wind farms as 'bird blenders'. David Cameron's cycling to work can't cover the fact that he lacks a real green agen...
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David Davis is representing the real views of David Cameron's Conservative Party. This is the party that persistently fails to take the tough action on climate change and regularly opposes wind farms as 'bird blenders'. David Cameron's cycling to work can't cover the fact that he lacks a real green agen...
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With Labour you were either in Zone 1 or Zone 6 — at least the Tories have a few people like Ken Clarke and William Hague in Zones 2 and 3
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People are starting to wonder whether Gordon has done the right thing by allowing all this to come out before the election ... Some voters who could not bring themselves to vote for us in 2005 because of Iraq might have been tempted back into the fold next year to stop the Tories winning. But now they a...
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Jim has a great reputation for standing up for his constituents and will always do so regardless of the Tories or their friends.
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I am appalled they can offer to sell the party down the river to the Tories — it is a betrayal of the members and we will probably see a wave of resignations over this
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The Tories in the United Kingdom have moved in response to how they deal with this, the Republicans [in the United States] are caught as the Liberals are caught ... The climate change issue is a proxy for a broader debate about what the Liberal Party stands for.
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The Mirror's investigation shows just how self-serving the Tories really are. They want to feather their own nests but slash our public services and make hard-working families work for longer and for less. Working families should fear the Tories - they are not on their side. A Tory government would wrec...
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The Mirror's investigation shows just how self-serving the Tories really are. They want to feather their own nests but slash our public services and make hard-working families work for longer and for less. Working families should fear the Tories - they are not on their side. A Tory government would wrec...
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The truth is that the Tories have opposed Labour's extra public investment, including the 400 million pounds allocated at the time of the budget for new green industries
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It says everything about the modern Conservative Party that they can see the appointment of a British person to the No 2 job in the European Commission ... as somehow a defeat or a concession.
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If the Tories really want to do something productive they can go talk to Stephen Harper and tell him not to pass the enabling legislation in the federal House
– Andrea Horwath SOURCE: Globe and Mail
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