Wednesday, 8 April 2009

John Redwood breaks his own rules. With a vengeance.

At the recent ASI bash, JR insisted that he used his 'blog for information and campaigning, and tried to avoid humour or tabloid stuff. Here's today's post:

Another easy spending cut

We learn today the government wants to give some taxpayers money to charities for political campaigning*. Surely the government could hold some meetings with charities to find out what they want, without giving them money to run ads to tell them?


* He's not making this up BTW, see for example here.

1 comments:

banned said...

Philip Johnson had a better idea in Wednesdays Telegraph ( 8/4 ). He has cancelled his direct debit to Save The Children in response to their propaganda campaign about child poverty in UK which includes hiring a Head Of UK Campaigning to persuade HMG to spend more money on " childrens rights ".

He continues to support NSPCC which has abandoned its unsuccessful TV Campaign and gone back to helping vulnerable children.