
Sunday, 15 February 2009

Saturday, 14 February 2009
Was the 2005 election worth losing?

"In the flat of No 10 in early 2009, the Prime Minister poured himself a drink and lay down on the sofa: what a horrific week. Could the economic data be any worse? Which bank would collapse next? What, thought Michael Howard, had he done to deserve this?
It had shocked pundits when the results came in on election night 2005. Yet, the only man not surprised that Tony Blair had been defeated was Howard, confident leader of the Conservative Party."
Things could have been very different.
Friday, 13 February 2009
Freak out your ex. Join the Conservatives.

Thursday, 12 February 2009
Exclusive: Another Election Sucess!

UPDATE: Friday 11am:
A good old fashioned fisk...
Labour wounded in the Heart of Mid-Lothian...
Edinburgh University Rector Election
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
Which Labour MP has a tattoo on their bottom?
Move along people, nothing to see here.

The whole thing stinks.

Nothing a bit of tear gas wouldn't sort out...
Thirty students have occupied a lecture theatre in Edinburgh, in yet another ridiculous sit in for Gaza. The conflict is over and it seems to TB that these unwashed barbarians are just looking to cause trouble.



Rector race polls open.


And now it's over to the staff and students to decide. The result expected for 9pm tomorrow night.
TB is off to the bookies...
Too close for comfort?
Lots of you will have seen this clip...
but not like this.
Hat-Tip -

Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Guess whose side the beeb is on...
Funny that the BBC only
Well watch this space Jacqui - the fun is only just beginning.
Monday, 9 February 2009
Slander is ok, but putting it in writing is where the real fun's at.
After the events of Friday night and Saturday morning - you know who you are, Tory Bear is going to tread carefully with this one.
TB isn't putting anything into writing but read
...and then read
Mr Mundell's mishap...
There are very few worse ways to begin an election campaign than high on morphine. Instead of handing in his nomination papers,
Could it make the ultimate battle bus though?

"Real people"
A comment from one of Tory Bear's lectures today really reminded him of how bad the lefty bias amongst most of those teaching at British universities really is. While discussing Proposition 0 in California - making English the only language on ballot papers - the lecturer actually said:
"...and it wasn't the right wing conservatives calling for the measure, it was the real people, the liberal people."
The real people!? WTF?

Casting some light on the matter...
Things aren't looking good for Jacqui Smith - an official complaint has been made by a little friend of Tory Bear's to the Parliamentary Standards Commission. Although you wouldn't know it from the BBC, luckily Sky have been running the story this afternoon and it looks like the papers are
Almost as satisfying as sticking it to the Home Secretary is causing
What larks.

Rules of Political Life #106 - Never ever sing.
Questions are often raised about the mental state of the Prime Minister, but now TB has to wonder about his enemy - Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond. Video footage of him singing a duet with uber-nationalist folk singer Sandi Thom has emerged and it's painful to say the least:
What on earth was going through a) his head, and b) the heads of his massive media and spin team when they allowed this to happen.
TB can't make it to the end of the song.

Exclusive: CF to lose only member of staff.
Word has reached TB that the only member of staff in CCHQ who works on Conservative Future and the party youth is set to lose their job. Michael Lunn who has been running the administrative side of CF since September 2007 is set to be one of the members of CCHQ staff let go in the recently announced wave of cut-backs. While being a marmite character in the murky world of CF politics, Lunn's position had not been helped by the reported recent fall outs with key players as well as various controversies. Regardless of people's opinion of the man himself, the fact that CF is back to square one in terms of representation in CCHQ and the ability to get things done is a blow to the organisation.
