Peter Tapsell (British politician)
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2 days ago · His manifesto, lavishly illustrated with pictures of himself, is a long-winded and vainglorious way of revealing as much — not so much the longest suicide note in history, as Gerald Kaufman dubbed Labour’s 1983 manifesto, as the longest kabuki play.
1 day ago · In the 1983 general election Callaghan’s successor, Michael Foot, presented a radical manifesto—dubbed the “longest suicide note in history” by Gerald Kaufman, a Labour member of Parliament and critic of the party’s reforms—that proposed extensive nationalization of industry, economic planning, unilateral nuclear disarmament, and ...
2 days ago · Stuart Allen "Stu" Gruber, age 84, of Mishawaka, Indiana, passed away on June 16, 2024. He was born on June 4, 1940, in Elkhart, Indiana, to the late E. Gerald and Margaret [Kaufman] Gruber.
23 hours ago · Gerald Kaufman MP: 7–12 6.22m 24x03 1 November 2002 Paul Merton: Rich Hall: Ross Noble and Andrew Neil: 21–19 6.85m 24x04 8 November 2002: Anne Robinson: John O'Farrell: John Simpson: 17–20 7.62m 24x05 22 November 2002 John Sergeant: Germaine Greer: Lorraine Kelly: 14–18 6.17m 24x06 29 November 2002 Boris Johnson MP: Stephen K. Amos ...
2 days ago · Gerald Strickland, 1st Baron Strickland, Prime Minister of Malta (1927–32), had been MP for Lancaster 1924–28; also sat in the House of Lords 1928–40. Pakistan: Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar, Governor of Punjab (2013–15, 2018–22), had been MP for Glasgow Govan 1997–2005 and Glasgow Central 2005–10; also sat in the Senate of Pakistan 2018.
3 days ago · The extent of Jewish participation in the American political process far outweighs the relative number of Jews in the population. Yet the contemporary activism of Jews is consistent with a tradition of civic involvement from the earliest days of Jewish settlement in America. This webinar explored Jewish participation in the American political system. We briefly address the foundations of ...
1 day ago · During the debate the future Father of the House, Gerald Kaufman, denounced Hague, saying: "Is the right hon. Gentleman aware that this grubby decision is what he personally will be remembered for?
