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Just in case you missed them… | 25 February 2008

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Be sure to check out some of the posts made over the weekend:

Fraser Nelson sets out the Coffee House ethos, and also charts Britain’s spiraling drugs problem.

Peter Hoskin suggests that Gordon Brown should shift into “short-term mode” in order to regain credibility.

James Forsyth reflects on how the Tories can seize the political initiative.

And, over at Americano, James also writes on how Barack Obama can shake the charge of being too “liberal”.

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