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Today people know, or think they know, about the world. They break into self-conforming groups, they share the same opinion, they reinforce the same opinion, and they become very angry about the way of the world because they don’t see politics as a difficult business where you’re having to grind out results and take difficult decisions.
Yet more guff from Blair....
The former Labour leader insisted that the philosophy of the “third way” that he pioneered with the Democratic president Bill Clinton in the 1990s was still relevant and should be separated from the policies of a given time. “We had a sense of forward momentum. We were the change makers, we weren’t the guardians of the status quo.
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