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• AI and Liberal Democracy (Robin Ashby)
• The chaos dividend: Why the ultra-rich thrive on an unstable world, and why that’s rational in the short term and suicidal in the long term (Tanya Park)
• Vince Cable writes…Labour and Fiscal Rules (Vince Cable)
• Josh Babarinde writes…The Lib Dem Summer of Strategy (Josh Babarinde)
• Mathew on Monday: “We need to be bold” (Mathew Hulbert)

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• Tristan Ward
  @David Allen "Thanks for the link". No trouble! Neidle is worth following. "we also need to persuade middle-income people to pay more tax" Thus cl...
• Neil Sandison
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• David Allen
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