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I heard this on the radio last night, and thought it was quite a good description of our current political state:
"The Labour Party is like this giant pink blamange (or is it blanch-mange?) that wobbles about in the centre of the political spectrum - any party that wants to get around it has wither to move all the way to the left, as the lib dems tried to do, or go all the way to the right, as the Conservatives tried to do. Both of these will fail because more voters will be lost than gained, and so the only option is to stay in the centre and ty and attract people's attention with your policies. But you can't, because the labour party is a giant pink blamange."
"The Labour Party is like this giant pink blamange (or is it blanch-mange?) that wobbles about in the centre of the political spectrum - any party that wants to get around it has wither to move all the way to the left, as the lib dems tried to do, or go all the way to the right, as the Conservatives tried to do. Both of these will fail because more voters will be lost than gained, and so the only option is to stay in the centre and ty and attract people's attention with your policies. But you can't, because the labour party is a giant pink blamange."
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I heard this on the radio last night, and thought it was quite a good description of our current political state:
"The Labour Party is like this giant pink blamange (or is it blanch-mange?) that wobbles about in the centre of the political spectrum - any party that wants to get around it has wither to move all the way to the left, as the lib dems tried to do, or go all the way to the right, as the Conservatives tried to do. Both of these will fail because more voters will be lost than gained, and so the only option is to stay in the centre and ty and attract people's attention with your policies. But you can't, because the labour party is a giant pink blamange."
"The Labour Party is like this giant pink blamange (or is it blanch-mange?) that wobbles about in the centre of the political spectrum - any party that wants to get around it has wither to move all the way to the left, as the lib dems tried to do, or go all the way to the right, as the Conservatives tried to do. Both of these will fail because more voters will be lost than gained, and so the only option is to stay in the centre and ty and attract people's attention with your policies. But you can't, because the labour party is a giant pink blamange."
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