Slate's "Scenes from the British election"

I'm looking forward to the behind-the-scenes articles and documentaries that will be available after the election. What self-respecting political geek isn't?

In the meantime, Slate gives an interesting perspective on the General Election from across the Atlantic. Their 5 dispatches are here:

1. Why does Glenda Jackson sound so defensive?
2. Gordon Brown's class Kinsley gaffe
3. Selling snake oil at the farmers market
4. Nick Clegg's charm wears thin
5. Why is Rory Stewart campaigning in England's far north?

(via Peter Bowers)