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| − | [[Phillip Blond]] is the founder of the [[ResPublica]] think tank and an advisor to the [[Conservative Party]]<ref>John Harris, Saturday: Interview: The man who wrote Cameron's mood music: A year ago Phillip Blond was a little-known theology lecturer. Now, as the architect of 'Red Toryism', he is one of the Conservative leader's inner circle and has set up his own thinktank. So, what's he thinking?, ''The Guardian'', 8-August-2009</ref> | + | [[Phillip Blond]] is the founder of the [[ResPublica]] think tank and an advisor to the [[Conservative Party]].<ref>John Harris, Saturday: Interview: The man who wrote Cameron's mood music: A year ago Phillip Blond was a little-known theology lecturer. Now, as the architect of 'Red Toryism', he is one of the Conservative leader's inner circle and has set up his own thinktank. So, what's he thinking?, ''The Guardian'', 8-August-2009</ref> |
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Revision as of 22:43, 6 August 2011
Phillip Blond is the founder of the ResPublica think tank and an advisor to the Conservative Party.[1]
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- ↑ John Harris, Saturday: Interview: The man who wrote Cameron's mood music: A year ago Phillip Blond was a little-known theology lecturer. Now, as the architect of 'Red Toryism', he is one of the Conservative leader's inner circle and has set up his own thinktank. So, what's he thinking?, The Guardian, 8-August-2009
