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The Liberal Future: So What is the Orthodoxy?

Posted on September 16, 2014 by Andrew Hickey

OK, after too long away from this post series, I’m starting them (and the Time Machine and Cerebus) posts up again, assuming my aching hands allow me to. For those who don’t remember, a few months ago I started a … Continue reading →

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The Liberal Future: Direct Democracy vs Representative Democracy

Posted on July 2, 2014 by Andrew Hickey

This is something I’ve talked about here before, but only in comments, and it’s a subject that keeps coming up, so I thought I’d better make it a main post. My single biggest political issue, the one I care about … Continue reading →

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The Liberal Future: Not Left, Not Right, But Not Centre Either

Posted on August 15, 2013 by Andrew Hickey

(Continues from the introduction) Before I start explaining what Liberalism is, it’s probably a good idea to explain what it isn’t — why the Liberal Democrats are perceived very differently from the reality, and why some of what you think … Continue reading →

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