With less than a fortnight to go, here are some of the highlights of the blog over the last two weeks:
The manifestos compared – can you guess which one talks about chaos more?
Why the ippr don’t get the BNP – and why the BNP targets Islam.
Why Newnight Review don’t understand political fiction
How the polls aren’t really moving as much as you think
Why you should be sceptical about all the talk of this being an internet election
Plus:
Labour’s secret weapon: the World Cup
The benefits of attack ads
Gordon sings a song
And how to lose a TV debate, even if your opponent has punched a child in the face.
Professor Philip Cowley
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