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Stuart Heritage's election notes

Musings on the general election
  • Stuart Heritage

    The country is screwed, the electorate is evil ... but here are nine reasons to be cheerful

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    Election night TV – horror, tedium and constipated monologues

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    Warning: today's front pages could seriously damage your health

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    Fleet Street’s offerings on the day before the polls open are just the partisan wailings of a bunch of needy publications screaming for relevancy
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    Children are all rightwing, which is why we’re doomed

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    The Tories got 40% in a mock election held by First News. Well, kids are like George Osborne – have you ever tried telling one to share a biscuit?
  • Stuart Heritage

    Election 2015: do we really want to go through all this again?

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    The worst-case scenario – and one that’s increasingly likely to happen – is that everything will grind to a halt and there’ll be another election before Christmas
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    Pink, passionate Cameron or lusty Miliband? Can I be a leader too?

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    I’m also taking ‘performance improvement’ lessons, but can I get away with resembling a real person without too much berserk enthusiasm?
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    A televisual reminder of why this election is the worst thing ever

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    BBC1’s Question Time special was, like the campaign, the equivalent of watching ineffectual parents trying to meet the berserk demands of tyrannical infants
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    Sumatra Road: what it's like to live on the UK's most canvassed street

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    Right in the middle of marginal constituency Hampstead and Kilburn and only 13 minutes from Westminster, Sumatra Road’s residents didn’t stand a chance
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    Brand and Miliband: let's pray it was something sordid rather than political

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    The best-case scenario is that Russell Brand was hosting a sex party, because the alternative is too horrific to contemplate
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    Has the anti-Miliband rhetoric peaked too soon?

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    The rightwing press may have trouble sustaining its lunatic pitch of deranged – yet fully justified – hysteria about the threat posed by the Labour leader
  • Stuart Heritage

    Katie Hopkins effect: why candidates live in fear of a celebrity endorsement

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    When tabloid columnist tweeted she would leave the UK if Ed Miliband won the election, there were cheers from Labour supporters up and down the country
  • Stuart Heritage

    Vote or E4 gets it. And maybe Dave. And Kellogg's cornflakes

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    Channel 4 threatens to force young people to vote by shutting down E4 on election day. This is a dangerous move. Who knows where it will end
  • Stuart Heritage

    The magnificent Shapps will crush his critics but what about poor Contribsx?

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    The real victim in the row over the Tory co-chairman is this honest-to-goodness Wikipedia whistleblower – who only wants the truth
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    Ed Miliband's slow walk to cool

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    From revelations about his love life to his popularity with hen parties, the Labour leader has become an icon of effortless masculinity. Just don’t let him go too far
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    At the risk of sounding like a trendy vicar, register to vote

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    I might have moved to a safe Tory seat but despite all the logic to the contrary I’ve registered to vote in the general election because, call me an idiot, but you never know
  • Joey Essex for president?

    What can we expect in the second half of the election campaign?

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    Nigel Farage was the only winner in final TV election debate

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    How to judge an election manifesto: look at the backdrop behind the book

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    It’s entirely reasonable to base your voting decision on how a manifesto is presented, so here are the conclusions you should draw from each party’s efforts
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    PM's promise of The Good Life invites taunts about Ever Decreasing Circles

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    Shouldn’t the prime minister have thought of a more appropriate sitcom to repeatedly reference during his manifesto launch?
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    Campaign launch excites UK voters shock – too bad it’s Hillary Clinton’s

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    Her launch video may be bland, but the exuberant reaction to it in Britain illustrates her rockstar aura compared with the humdrummery of the UK scene
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