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They were,to be sure,differences. Republicans like Christie,McDonnell,and Perry bragged about shrinking the size of state government,while Democrats like Cuomo and Hickenlooper laid out a case for investing in social programs and talked of combating a warming climate.And the biggest difference between Democrats and Republicans came down to an issue that could define the next four years: guns. Never mind,marc jacobs wallets (http://www.ytcgzx.net/),for the moment,how the nation's recovery could be stalling while each state contained therein is apparently undergoing a boom. In Colorado,which is both a gun-friendly state and one that has witnessed mass shootings at Columbine High School and a movie theater in Aurora,Hickenlooper urged lawmakers to act.
The Leveson inquiry is sitting - James Hipwell, the former Daily Mirror reporter, is giving evidence - and there are some interviews in the papers worth taking a look at - Ed Miliband in the Mirror and Ed Balls in the Independent - but it feels like the holiday period has already begun. Every morning I promise to blog all the breaking political news. Today I'm not sure there will be any. But I will be doing my best to bring you any interesting politics that's around as the countdown to Christmas begins.If you want to follow me on Twitter, I'm on @AndrewSparrow.9.23am: The select committee report attacking the government's proposed planning reforms has been leading the news today. You can read the Guardian story about it here, and the report itself here.
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And the squeeze on hard-pressed families who have been hit hard by the VAT rise is set to continue as they face further cuts to their tax credits this year. From Brendan Barber,kate spade wallet sale (http://www.cnnhkids.com/), the TUC general secretaryThis fall in inflation is a welcome relief to consumers. But with wage settlements still trailing at around two per cent,marc by marc jacobs bag (http://www.ytcgzx.net/), people are still getting poorer in real terms month-by-month, and living standards are still being squeezed. We need inflation falls to be matched by strong wage growth so that people have more money in their pockets to give our economy a much needed consumer-led boost.12.13pm: According to the Press Association, Paul Kenny, the GMB's general secretary,ytcgzx (http://www.ytcgzx.net/), has written to the union's senior officials saying that the speech by Ed Balls at the weekend that triggered Len McCluskey's Guardian article may have a "profound impact" on its relationship with the Labour party.
? Cameron has said that redundant government land will be handed to developers so that they can build up to 100,000 homes. The Sunday Times used this as their second story from the interview. (They led on Cameron's apology to women - see 8.42am.) Here's an extract from the story (paywall).The government is to hand thousands of acres of land to developers to build homes.In an attempt to boost growth the prime minister has unveiled plans for 100,cnnhkids.com (http://www.cnnhkids.com/),000 homes on sites that have been developed but have since fallen into disuse.Construction companies will be allowed to take over the areas for nothing and will pay for the land only when the properties are sold.(Actually, this is just an extension of a scheme announced by Grant Shapps, the housing minister,kate spade outlet online (http://www.cnnhkids.com/), in March.
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Zahawi says he represents Stratford-upon-Avon. It is not a kaleidoscope town, he tells John Bercow. (That goes down well with MPs, who recognise that he's gently mocking Bercow's "kaleidoscope Queen" speech.Zahawi says his family arrived in Britain with just ￡50. But he has been able to become an MP. The task of the goverment is to extend opportunity further.In Greece extremists are leaving the mainstream, he says. But in the UK extremists are joining the mainstream. Only yesterday Vince Cable joined those calling for the EU to cut regulation. (That's a reference to this article in the Daily Telegraph.)Zahawi says China is creating an economy the size of Greece every three months.He turns to culture.