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The debate also allowed Price to make the case for parliament, cabinet and an independent civil service to act as "a check on hubris in government". The government's reaction when it was suggested that some of the Labour Party's fundraising activities could be criminal followed a similar pattern: scorn and ridicule, followed by embarrassment and humiliation.
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A Sofa and Two Crises of Democracy
When the Plaid Cymru MP Adam Price began his campaign for the impeachment of Tony Blair for "high crimes and misdemeanours" over Iraq, little more than two years ago, Downing Street dismissed him as a crank. His attempt to provoke discussion...
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