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Welcome to this morning’s Daily View.  I am sure I cannot be the only person to be cheered by waking to the news that the Conservatives believe that their no. 1 electoral weapon is George Osborne. On this day 60 years ago, United States Senator Joe McCarthy launched his anti-communist crusade, with a speech accusing more than
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