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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>03: David Nutt, Climate Change, File Sharing and the EU Presidency</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This week on the House of Comments podcast we&#8217;re joined by Mathew Hulbert of NetNewsDaily, and Thomas Byrne of Byrne Tofferings. We chatted about: Was Alan Johnson right to sack David Nutt for giving the &#8216;wrong&#8217; advice on drugs? Conservative bloggers seem to be out of step with the Conservative party leadership over Climate Change [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This week on the House of Comments podcast we&#8217;re joined by Mathew Hulbert of <a href="http://netnewsdaily.com/">NetNewsDaily</a>, and Thomas Byrne of <a href="http://www.byrnetofferings.co.uk/">Byrne Tofferings</a>.</p>
<p>We chatted about:</p>
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<li>Was Alan Johnson right to sack David Nutt for giving the &#8216;wrong&#8217; advice on drugs?</li>
<li>Conservative bloggers <a href="http://www.nextleft.org/2009/10/help-can-anyone-find-tory-blogger-who.html">seem to be out of step</a> with the Conservative party leadership over Climate Change &#8211; but which of them is closer to the grassroots?</li>
<li>Lord Mandelson has detailed his &#8216;three strikes&#8217; policy for illegal file sharers, but do his proposals stack up?</li>
<li>And lastly, do we think Tony Blair will become President of the EU Council? For that matter, do we think he <em>should?</em></li>
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	Was Alan Johnson right to sack David Nutt for giving the &#039;wrong&#039; advice on drugs?
	Conservative bloggers seem to be out of step with the Conservative party leadership over Climate Change - but which of them is closer to the grassroots?
	Lord Mandelson has detailed his &#039;three strikes&#039; policy for illegal file sharers, but do his proposals stack up?
	And lastly, do we think Tony Blair will become President of the EU Council? For that matter, do we think he should?

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