Well it seems as though everyone else has been doing it, especially on the Scottish blogs. It’s all in aid of the 2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK by Iain Dale. He’s asking everyone to vote you see.
Last year, quite incredibly, this blog was named as the number 2 Scottish political blog thanks to Grant Thoms of Tartan Hero fame. Some will say that this blog is indeed a load of number 2, so the position is pretty apt. But I would be amazed if I repeated the feat this year.
As a few other bloggers have done, I will reveal my top ten political blogs. If nothing else, it fills a bit of space here. You might also be interested in my recent post on ten excellent blogs.
It’s not easy choosing just ten great blogs — and choosing the order of them is even harder. But you probably know that. I tend to go through love / hate (or at least ‘love / indifferent’) relationships with most blogs. No doubt this list would look very different if I compiled it next week.
Stephen Glenn
28 July 2008 16:43
#1
Well I can’t even complain about being out Lib Demmed by the one you chose.
doctorvee
28 July 2008 16:50
#2
You know Stephen, you were very close to being in my top ten. In the first list of ten that I drew up from the top of my head you were there. But when I remembered Liberal England I had a tough choice to make. In the end I prefer Liberal England for the eclecticism.
Ideas of Civilisation
28 July 2008 21:34
#3
Thanks very much.
I’m looking forward to more posts from you now you don’t have uni to worry about!
doctorvee
28 July 2008 21:41
#4
Pfrt. I might not have uni to worry about, but I’ll soon have a full time job to worry about! (Hopefully.)
Stephen Glenn
29 July 2008 10:01
#5
Ouch a FT job is easily dealt with. Whoops looks at the time.
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28 August 2008 12:02
#6
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