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Articles by Douglas Carswell MP
Douglas Carswell is the Conservative Member of Parliament for Clacton. He is the co-author of 'The Plan; 12-months to renew Britain'
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24 April 2012, By Douglas Carswell MP
Government of the mandarins, by the mandarins, for the mandarins
As unelected, permanent officials continue to run the show from Whitehall, Douglas Carswell MP explains why it doesn't have to be this way
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28 March 2012, By Douglas Carswell MP
De-contaminating the brand: Time for real conservatism
Forget wind turbine Toryism; now is the time for sensible centre right conservatism, writes Douglas Carswell MP
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14 February 2012, By Douglas Carswell MP
Brown failed. Continuity Brownism will fail, too
Far from a new start, under the Coalition macroeconomic policy has remained fundamentally unchanged from what was going on under Gordon Brown, writes Douglas Carswell MP
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25 January 2012, By Douglas Carswell MP
Mervyn King should make us despair
The slo-mo crisis we find ourselves in will indeed come to an end. But I doubt it will do while Mervyn King is still calling the shots, writes Douglas Carswell MP
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17 January 2012, By Douglas Carswell MP
Are we about to see the creation of an Independent Press Standards Agency?
What the phone hacking scandal reveals is not only the way some press folk misbehaved. It showed that the public prosecutors were remarkably inept in doing anything about it. That is what needs to be addressed
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15 December 2011, By Douglas Carswell MP
Laws of maths still apply - even after Euro summit
Default and de-couple are Europe's least worse options
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05 December 2011, By Douglas Carswell MP
Beware the Euro spin!
This week, ministers will be meeting in Europe to cut various backroom deals. Expect lots of spin, spoon fed via pet media pundits, designed to try to convince us that this horse-trading is actually a good thing
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28 November 2011, By Douglas Carswell MP
What would Gordon do?
Douglas Carswell MP considers how far we've come since the era of Brownian economics. The results are a little disconcerting
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21 November 2011, By Douglas Carswell MP
The slide into corporatism
Douglas Carswell MP highlights the pressure on ministers to be seen to be doing 'something' as a factor in the undesirable slide to corporatism
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15 November 2011, By Douglas Carswell MP
We sceptics or wee sceptics?
Douglas Carswell MP highlights the clear distinction between committed eurosceptics who understand the threat posed by the EU, and those with a less pressing concern: wee sceptics
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