Bruce Anderson
Bruce Anderson: Don't be taken in by Clegg's 'niceness'
The Liberals seem to be able to get away with anything.
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Only a different leadership can save the Irish church
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Bruce Anderson: Out of weakness its bishops condoned both terrorists and sexual terrorists.
Obama has failed to bring peace to the Middle East
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Bruce Anderson: When it comes to peace terms, most Israelis are wholly unrealistic.
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As a result of his malfeasance, men have died who ought to have lived
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The Conservatives' leader has an electricity which his rivals cannot match
Bruce Anderson: Bullying, tantrums and Brown
Monday, 22 February 2010
Anyone who can talk about values and behave like him deserves a prize for hypocrisy
We not only have a right to use torture. We have a duty
Monday, 15 February 2010
Bruce Anderson: There is no point in refusing to face facts, as the Master of the Rolls did last week.
Bruce Anderson: Tories may wobble but Brown remains their strongest asset
Monday, 8 February 2010
The party needs an attack dog to take on Mandelson. That's not Cameron's role
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