Richard's Consti & Theory Blog

This is where I post my (fairly random) thoughts on issues I come across in Constitutional Law, and in Legal Theory more generally. I need to make clear that the contents of this Blog are no-one else's responsibility (except where law dictates), and that no trees died in the making of this part of the blogosphere. I may try to be witty ...

Saturday, June 28, 2008

Difficilior est non bloggere

Access remains a bit problematic, but there's really no choice.

When the Labour Party are beaten into fifth place in the Henley by-election - with barely a thousand votes - by one of our less respectable 'Oh no, we're not fascists' parties - when Gordon Brown is too frit to put his attacks on freedom to an electoral test in Haltemprice - then (as Juvenal would say) it is easier to give in and resume blogging.

Those numbers in full:

John Howell: Conservative 19,796
Stephen Kearney: Lib Dems 9,680
Mark Stevenson: Green 1,321
Timothy Rait: BNP 1,243
Richard McKenzie: Labour 1,066
Chris Adams: UKIP 843

Still, at least Gordon beat UKIP ...

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