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22. Robert Key MP, Conservative Member Of Parliament For Salisbury
Information on Robert's political views, local information regarding Salisbury and the conservative party, Robert's biography, speeches and links to other political Web sites.
http://www.robertkey.com/
Robert Key has been member of Parliament for Salisbury, Wiltshire, since June 1983. This site contains information on Robert's political views, local information regarding Salisbury and the Conservative Party, Robert's biography, speeches and links to other political Web sites. Click here to enter the Web site
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23. The Electoral Commission : Regulatory Issues : Political Parties : Registers : S
F 020 7271 0505. Email. Home / Regulatory issues / political parties / Registers/ Statement of Accounts / conservative and Unionist party Accounting Units.
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Conservative and Unionist Party Accounting Units
Click on the links below to view statement of accountsÂ forÂ years ending 31 December 2002Â and 2003 for the Conservative and Unionist Party accounting units. Year ending 31 December 2002 Year ending 31 December 2003 Aberdeen South Aldershot Angus Ashford ... North Cornwall North Cornwall North Devon North Devon North Dorset North Dorset North East Bedfordshire North East Cambridgeshire North East Cambridgeshire North East Fife ... South Staffordshire Staffordshire Stirling Stirling Stone Stratford on Avon ... Links
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24. George Hudson
Formed the Midland Railway Company. Leader of the conservative party in York and held a series of political positions in the city. (18001871)
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/RAhudson.htm
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George Hudson , the son of a farmer, was born in Howsham, in March 1800. After being educated at the local school, Hudson was apprenticed at a drapers in York . Hudson impressed his employers and eventually became a partner in the business.
In 1827 a distant rela tive left George Hudson North Midland Railway . The venture was a success and in 1833 began plans to form his own railway company to link York
Hudson's next enterprise was to invest in the Great North of England Company so that they could complete their line to Newcastle-upon-Tyne . To obtain permission from the House of Commons Midland Railway Company
As well as building railways, Hudson was active in politics. For many years he was the leader of the

25. OnTheIssues.org - Candidates On The Issues
Rush Limbaugh (conservative talkshow host). Ross Perot (Reform party founder). VoteMatch(Presidential Selector and political Affiliation 20-question quiz).
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26. CCCC
Advocate for liberty and tradition at CU; also the party of the Right in the Columbia political Union. Highlights current campus events, releases and articles, description of principles, poster downloads, and related links available.
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/conservative/
Home General Principles Officers Message Board ... Contact
Welcome Our goal at CCCC is to provide ideological balance to Columbia and to restore the university from 40 years of leftist decline. To the Columbia Community: We would like to emphasize that our organization disagrees with Affirmative Action, but passes no judgement on the merit of students selected under that policy. It is wrong and patently absurd to attack individuals on the basis of a policy that they personally have no control over and do not necessarily support. Certainly at an institution like Columbia, where far more qualified students apply than can be admitted, discrimination at the selections process can be implemented without having any bearing on the qualifications of the students. However, as event planner, I do take full responsibility for the disorganization that lead to these misconceptions and misunderstandings, and will endeavor to prevent them from happening again. Additionally, it has been brought to our attention that members of the Columbia community have been concerned by racist and hostile comments posted on our online petition, which was at that time hosted by a third party website. The internet being what it is, anyone can post comments, the most ridiculous of which were posted under assumed names. We are sorry for their actions, which have caused hurt and fear in this community, and have taken every effort to dissassociate them from the Columbia community. Immediately after being notified of these comments, we removed the link from our site to petitionline, and have replaced it with an internally hosted petition that will be edited so that such comments do not taint the respectful and civil environment of the academic community. We disavow ourselves from the petition on Petitiononline, as they have not responded to our requests to strike the offending entries or to strike the petition altogether Having raised public awareness of the controversy surrounding the issue, we are interested in a constructive dialogue between sides and are seeking an opportunity to discuss and debate the issue with our opponents in a moderated setting.

27. Introduction To Japan S Political Parties
The Liberal Democratic party. The Liberal Democratic party, the biggestpolitical party, is a conservative force. The party regards
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28. CDA CONTACTS PAGE
Traditional Tories bemoan the rise of political correctness in Britain as a whole, and the conservative party leadership in particular.
http://conservativedemocrats.20m.com/
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Stuart Millson believes that the Tories of Michael Howard are now a left-wing party, and a betrayal of all true conservative ideals.
Anyone watching the BBC main news last week (19th February) would have been amazed to see the Rt. Hon. Michael Howard QC, MP, getting involved in what looked like a brawl with the BNP in Burnley. Yes, there he was, the "Conservative" leader, surrounded by Asian community workers and leftish-looking whites (no doubt also community workers!) in the BNP heartland of the North of England - tearing into the far-Right and repositioning the Tories as a liberal-left party. But why did Mr. Howard divert himself from picking holes in the Government (his job), and travel up to an area of the country where there is NO sign of the Tory Party, simply to throw insults at Nick Griffin's modest band of councillors?
Since the election of the disastrous and incompetent Iain Duncan Smith - a man who posed as a right-winger, but who become a Portillista - the Tories have been busily disinventing themselves as a conservative party. Having made the mistake of believing that The Guardian and Channel 4 really do represent the true identity of today's society, the Conservatives have

29. Wake County Republican Party - Wake County, NC
conservative political action committee. Contains endorsements, news releases, and commentary.
http://www.wakegop.org/
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30. Conservative Party - A Brief History Of The Conservative Party
The conservative party has remained relevant because its programme and outlook haveadapted to the changing social and political environment, and it has never
http://www.conservatives.com/party/history.cfm
Home News Headlines Newsroom Campaigns People Michael Howard Policies The Party Conferences Shop Email or ID: Password: Advanced Search... A Brief History of the Conservative Party By Stuart Ball, Reader, School of Historical Studies, University of Leicester Introduction "The Conservative Party has a long history, during which it has passed through many phases and changes. For significant periods of modern British history it has been the dominant governing party, but it has also suffered divisions, defeats and spells in the political wilderness. The Conservative Party has remained relevant because its programme and outlook have adapted to the changing social and political environment, and it has never been exclusively linked to any one issue or group. Continuity is provided by the fact that the Conservative Party has always stood for social stability and the rights of property. Origins It was in the wake of these upheavals that the name 'Conservative' first began to be used, as Peel sought to rally the opponents of further reform in the mid-1830s. He was successful in drawing support back to the party and became Prime Minister after winning the election of 1841. However, his decision in 1846 to reverse course and repeal the protectionist Corn Laws outraged many of his followers, and the party split from top to bottom.

31. Independent New Rights For Gay Couples Divide Conservative Party
Paul Waugh, deputy political editor. Tory divisions on homosexual rights were reignited yesterday as some members of the Shadow Cabinet, backbenchers and peers criticised Government plans to give gay relationships legal weight.
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/story.jsp?story=359270

32. Conservative Party - The Party
The conservative Policy Forum, formerly the conservative political Centre, hasa long history within the conservative party membership as a means by which
http://www.conservatives.com/party/
Home News Headlines Newsroom Campaigns People Michael Howard Policies The Party Conferences Shop Email or ID: Password: Advanced Search... A Brief History of the Conservative Party Read an abridged history of the Party by Stuart Ball, Reader, Department of History, University of Leicester, and see more information about the Conservative Party archives at Oxford University. Conservative Future Conservative Future is the youth movement for under 30s. The organisation is all about involving young people in politics and addressing the issues that matter to them - you can join today online and help make a difference. Policy Documents Read some of the inital policy and consultation documents that we have published, ahead of the next general election.

33. Gillingham Conservatives
Contentpacked site. Biography, message and photo gallery of Tim Butcher, their candidate, a summary of conservative party policy, local political news and full contact details of how to contact them.
http://www.gillinghamconservatives.org.uk/
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34. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others
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35. City Of Cambridge Conservatives
Local election manifesto, councillor contact details, a political overview of the area, a calendar of past and future association events, and a party membership FAQ.
http://www.cambridgeconservatives.org.uk/
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Our local Association in Cambridge covers the area of the Cambridge parliamentary constituency, and aims to help elect Conservatives to all levels of government. You can find out if you live or work in the Cambridge parliamentary constituency by checking here The next elections due in Cambridge are to elect all 42 Cambridge City Councillors in June 2004. We also hold regular social events, with the chance to meet members of the Association. We work with our neighbouring two Southern Cambridgeshire constituencies, and local Conservative MPs Andrew Lansley and James Paice regularly attend local events. I hope you find our website helpful and interesting. If you have any comments then please feel free to e-mail us at info@cambridgeconservatives.org.uk

36. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others
conservative party of Canada, conservative, The Ontario party of Canada, Ontarioparty, registered with Elections Canada by the individual political parties.
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37. Conservative Party - Rt Hon David Maclean MP
Biography and political profile of the Opposition Chief Whip in the House of Commons and Member of Parliament for Penrith and The Border.
http://www.conservatives.com/people/person.cfm?PersonID=4706

38. Official Political Delegate Site - Joshua E. Eriksen MPP - 2002 Conservative All
Information on a former Canadian junior football player from BruceGrey-Owen Sound who wants to be a Reform conservative delegate at the party's next policy convention.
http://www.angelfire.com/on/jeeriksen7/political.html
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Junior Football: Windsor AKO Fratmen-1 / Hamilton SC Ironmen-1 Current: Pledge: Platform: The principles, policies, and platform of the Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance on which the MP was elected. The views and interests of constituents, in particular the consensus of a majority of constituents, if such a consensus can be determined. The application of the Member's own knowledge, judgement and conscience to the issues at hand. For Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance MPs where these ideals are in conflict, it is the second the consensus of the will of a majority of constituents which takes precedence." Policies: Activities: The Joshua E. Eriksen Promise of Ethics:
Pro - Stronger Economics Pro - Greater Employment Pro - National Healthcare Pro - Fairer Taxation Pro - Provincial Powers Pro - Environment Protection Pro - Personal Property Pro - Freer Votes Pro - National Heritage Pro - Government Equality Pro - Superior Education
Click on the links below to go to the six political parties in Ontario, Canada and the United States of America who he has closely aligned with in that party's vision, platform, policies, principles and integrity since his first years of political activism and has judged their values in principal as important qualities. These four selected in Canada are from the Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance (1987 under Party Leader Preston Manning), Progressive Conservative Party (1867 under Party Leader John MacDonald), Ontario Family Coalition Party (1987 under Party Leader Don Pennell) and Ontario Progressive Conservative Party (1854 under Party Leader John MacDonald). Those two selected in America are from the Reform Party (1854 under Party Leader Alvan Bovay) and Reform Party (1997 under Party Leader Ross Perot).

39. Telegraph | News
Colin Brown, political editor. Labour MPs are to force a new vote on the repeal of section 28 to expose a split in the conservative party. Site requires free registration.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/08/04/nsect04.xml

40. BrianClardy.Com - Conservative Politics And Common Sense... Imagine The Possibil
The Writings of R . Bria n Clardy conservative Politics and Common Sense There is,in fact, an entire political party dedicated to emotionalism and achieving
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Conservative Politics and Common Sense... Imagine the Possibilities! 03 February 2004 RateMyTeachers.Com Is No Different Than RateMyPresident.Com Last week I received some interesting feedback from an educator in Connecticut who had taken offense at my column defending the website RateMyTeachers.Com ( 31-Oct-03 ). Her e-mail, which missed most of the point of the column, focused on her mistaken belief that I despised teachers. Her note did make several interesting points, which were made even more valid in our current election year. Similarly, in our current world, blame is transferred easily and quickly from one person to another. A tactic that is subtly, and sometimes not-so subtly, encouraged by both political parties. Are you unhappy with this state of affairs? Blame the Democrats! Are you unhappy with that state of affairs? Blame the Republicans! This transfer is not unique to the world of students in education, but rather it is a common occurrence in the rest of our society. My question for the teacher from Connecticut is this: where do you think these students learn this blame transfer Â if indeed that is what they are doing? If the teachers are not teaching it at school, then the only other place it can come from is the parents who themselves transfer the blame for their own social and business failures. The teacher worried that RateMyTeachers.Com was nothing more than a web-based popularity contest. That may be true, but then for too many Americans going into the voting booth on election day, it is also a question of which candidate they like more.

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