The Beginning of the end?
19 September 2003, 12:39 PM
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..For New Labour.
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This is the first opportunity the public have had to make their feelings about this government's recent activities known, and they have taken it in spades.
Great news.
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This is the first opportunity the public have had to make their feelings about this government's recent activities known, and they have taken it in spades.
Great news.
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19 September 2003, 01:02 PM
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The 29% swing from Labour to the Liberal Democrats is the largest for almost a decade, and is being described by commentators as one of the most stunning turnarounds in British electoral history.
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19 September 2003, 01:29 PM
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I also hope so.
I can't think of one single thing that's improved whilst they have been in government.
Health, education, law and order, tax, asylum, integrity of polititions? Nope, none of them.
I can't think of one single thing that's improved whilst they have been in government.
Health, education, law and order, tax, asylum, integrity of polititions? Nope, none of them.
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19 September 2003, 01:48 PM
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Well, one thing at a time. I reckon as things pan out over the next 18 months the Tory's (even under IDS) could be on for a comeback. Just have to see how it goes. BTW, I never thought I would find myself advocating *that*, but Blair's increasingly insane, out of control and out of touch government have got to go asap.
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[Edited by unclebuck - 9/19/2003 1:51:12 PM]
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[Edited by unclebuck - 9/19/2003 1:51:12 PM]
19 September 2003, 02:44 PM
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I think this is more than yer normal 'protest vote' - hope so anyway
19 September 2003, 02:58 PM
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As they released their new manifesto last week, didnt I hear on the news that Lib Dem also want *MORE* speed cameras and lower speed limits....FFS
Or was I dreaming again.......
Or was I dreaming again.......
19 September 2003, 03:49 PM
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"many of the party's supporters simply did not vote."
probaby true, though it should read:
"many of the party's former supporters simply did not vote."
BTW I'm not suggesting that Lib Dems could be a credible alternative in Government.
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[Edited by unclebuck - 9/19/2003 3:50:08 PM]
probaby true, though it should read:
"many of the party's former supporters simply did not vote."
BTW I'm not suggesting that Lib Dems could be a credible alternative in Government.
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[Edited by unclebuck - 9/19/2003 3:50:08 PM]
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Voting apathy is a possiblity - I can see the council housed / benefit bleeding scum re-electing Bliar as they get an easy ride under Labore (spelt incorrectly on purpose!)
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