Miliband on YouTube

Who will be the first Swedish politician to present a new policy proposal on YouTube?
Labels: climate change, David Miliband, YouTube
Politics, music and football from a center-left perspective. Often in English since I believe in a global social democratic movement, but also due to the years as a student in Scotland, France, Italy and the US. Don’t hold my employer, or not even Liverpool FC, accountable for the views and thoughts. Enjoy!
Labels: climate change, David Miliband, YouTube
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Jag har mött honom, han är super. Min favoritkandidat!
So would you think Miliband is experienced/ charismatic enough to lead Labour into a fourth term - Though I think he's highly intelligent and an increasingly confident front bencher I think he's no where near ready enough to be a party leader let alone PM. The only realistic alternatives to Brown in terms of genuine gravitas are John Reid or John Denham as a centre-left moderniser - the third long-shot possibility late last year John Hutton could be the challeger Miliband faces in a post-Brown era in 2009 or sometime in next decade when Labour do lose. Jack Straw is the likely front runner if Gordon Brown had any unfortunate accidents, and if Blunkett hadn't fallen the 2nd time its not inconceivable he might have run.
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