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Everyone (Plaid Cymru excepted) seems happy. And, I suppose, I can see their point. Labour are back, but with a much reduced majority. They wouldn't have been able to push through an awful lot of their legislation in the last parliament had they only had that majority. So Blair now HAS to pay more than lip service to his backbenchers. We might actually have genuine politics back, rather than a series of unpopular measures that ride roughshod over objections.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and to a large extent Labour no longer have that Absolute power. Time will tell whether or not that makes a difference.
> Well, with Howard quitting I think the Tories will get a new leader
> and sort themselves out. They'll probably take the next one, and with
> the right leader, I'll probably vote for them as well.
Hahahahahaha!
You are being sarcastic, right?
Not too keen on David Davis though. However, if Kenneth Clarke were leader (or maybe Boris, heh) half my X would already be on that voting card.
Much the same as Tony Benn was attacked by the press during the Miners strike, trying to link him to communist groups, criminal monies etc.
I may not like the guy, but he's got principles and says what he thinks without worrying about popular opinion.
Watch that interview again with Paxman, Paxman wanting him to apologise for his comments about "having the blood of a hundred thousand people on her hands"
"Yes that's right, and anybody that supported that war does too"
Excellent
> Oh and I'm gutted a Tory won a seat in Scotland.
SHEEPY wrote:
> Oh and I'm gutted a Tory won a seat in Scotland. Peter Duncan lost
> his but then those bloody Borders voted a different one in. Plus, it
> looks so big and blue for only one seat.