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   Conservative Home is a blog that covers the UK Conservative Party with news, analysis, and campaigns. It features articles, surveys, videos, and podcasts on topics such as leadership, policy, and elections.

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   Conservative Home is a website that covers UK politics from a conservative perspective. It features news, analysis, opinion, and job opportunities for conservatives.

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   ConservativeHome is a British right-wing blog which supports the Conservative Party. It was first established by Tim Montgomerie in 2005 with the aim of arguing for a broad conservative spectrum, which is serious about both social justice and a fair competitive economy.

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   ConservativeHome is a UK-based website that covers politics, policy and ideas from a centre right perspective. It is owned by Lord Ashcroft and was launched in 2005 by Tim Montgomerie.

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   Conservative Home is a website that covers politics, policy and culture from a conservative perspective. Meet the team of editors, writers and events organisers who produce and promote the content.

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   What is ConservativeHome?

   • ConservativeHome is a British right-wing blog which supports the Conservative Party. It was first established by Tim Montgomerie in 2005 with the aim of arguing for a broad conservative spectrum, which is serious about both social justice and a fair competitive economy.

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   Who owns ConservativeHome?

   • ConservativeHome is owned by Lord Ashcroft. Tim Montgomerie launched the site on Easter Monday 2005 with a mission to champion the interests of grassroots Tory members and to argue for a broad conservatism that is as serious about social justice as it is about economic competitiveness. Who we are Commercial Partnerships Advertising

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   What happened to ConservativeHome USA?

   • In 2010, ConservativeHome launched an American site, ConservativeHomeUSA, which is edited by Ryan Streeter and Montgomerie. Contributors have included John Thune, Roger Bate, Herbert London, David Frum and many other Republican and conservative think-tank and media figures. On 17 May 2012 the site announced its closure.

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   Why was ConservativeHome critical of the a list?

   • ConservativeHome was critical of the A list and believed that former Conservative Party Leader David Cameron was in danger of alienating working class Conservative voters, and pressed Cameron for specific pledges on tax cuts.

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