Blogging Tories is the name of a group of Canadian bloggers who come from the centre, centre-right, right-wing and libertarian sides of the political...
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individual blogging hosted through personal websites or blogging tools such as Blogger or Tumblr, and has also come to include micro-blogging platforms...
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groups of Canadian bloggers, especially the Blogging Tories. Blogging Tories who consider themselves Red Tories share many views in common with the Progressive...
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"Conservatives for Prentice" website emerged, gaining a place on the Blogging Tories blogroll. A posting from a person claiming to be David Higginbottom...
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around the same time as Progressive Bloggers as a reaction to The Blogging Tories. Beginning in April 2005 as simply a small list of links included on...
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is common. The largest political blog group are the right leaning Blogging Tories with some 300 blogs, including Small Dead Animals and Stephen Taylor...
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Rory Stewart (redirect from Rory the Tory)
saw his majority cut to 15,910. In July 2010, Stewart apologised after blogging about his constituents using twine to hold their trousers up. He was quoted...
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Glyn Davies (politician) (section Blogging)
politician blogger in Wales and he's a real character". Davies kept up blogging after losing his seat in the National Assembly.[citation needed] In 2008...
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