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	<itunes:summary>House of Comments is an independent and non-partisan political podcast presented by Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe, featuring political bloggers and other commenters giving their views on news, politics, current events, and the most interesting stories to come out of the UK political blogosphere.</itunes:summary>
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		<title>11: In Defence of Labour</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This week we were joined by former Lib Dem blogger &#8211; now Labour blogger &#8211; Darrell Goodliff, who writes the Moments of Clarity blog, and the perpetually irate Constantly Furious. Download the MP3 file, Subscribe using iTunes or listen using the player below. We chatted about: Darrell&#8217;s recent conversion to the Labour Party, and why [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This week we were joined by former Lib Dem blogger &#8211; now Labour blogger &#8211; Darrell Goodliff, who writes the <a href="http://momentsofc.wordpress.com">Moments of Clarity blog</a>, and the perpetually irate <a href="http://constantlyfurious.blogspot.com">Constantly Furious</a>.</p>
<h4 style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://static.houseofcomments.com/audio/hoc11.mp3">Download the MP3 file</a>, <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=349866462">Subscribe using iTunes</a> or listen using the player below.</h4>
<p>We chatted about:</p>
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<li>Darrell&#8217;s recent conversion to the Labour Party, and why he&#8217;s swimming against the tide</li>
<li>Paul Chambers, a man who made a possibly ill-advised joke on Twitter and found himself arrested and detain under terrorism laws</li>
<li>Constantly Furious&#8217;s liver, and the Government&#8217;s plans for it</li>
<li>The recent snow, and whether we&#8217;ve lost the ability to deal with problems ourselves instead of relying on state support</li>
<li>The hostile takeover of Cadbury&#8217;s by Kraft, and whether taxpayer&#8217;s money should be funding the buyout.</li>
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		<itunes:subtitle>This week we were joined by former Lib Dem blogger - now Labour blogger - Darrell Goodliff, who writes the Moments of Clarity blog, and the perpetually irate Constantly Furious. Download the MP3 file, Subscribe using iTunes or listen using the player b...</itunes:subtitle>
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Download the MP3 file, Subscribe using iTunes or listen using the player below.
We chatted about:

	Darrell&#039;s recent conversion to the Labour Party, and why he&#039;s swimming against the tide
	Paul Chambers, a man who made a possibly ill-advised joke on Twitter and found himself arrested and detain under terrorism laws
	Constantly Furious&#039;s liver, and the Government&#039;s plans for it
	The recent snow, and whether we&#039;ve lost the ability to deal with problems ourselves instead of relying on state support
	The hostile takeover of Cadbury&#039;s by Kraft, and whether taxpayer&#039;s money should be funding the buyout.
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