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December 2010
‘The British political class has been bribed. Too many members have taken decisions for the greater good of themselves and their chums’
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November 2010
‘George Osborne must be congratulated on his large, necessary and overdue reductions in government expenditure’
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October 2010
‘So, who’s been proved right: the crass American Keynesians or the boneheaded German monetarists?’
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September 2010
‘Has the banking crisis cost the taxpayer £2 billion, £131 billion or £500 billion?’
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