good for a laugh - labour are in the wilderness!!!

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Doggy Styles replied

25 September 2010, 21:30
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Trouble is, he is supposed to be charismatic.

Supposed by whom, I wonder?
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norrahe replied

25 September 2010, 21:18
shame tulip different day
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shaunbhoy replied

25 September 2010, 21:08
Originally posted by Muttley08 View Post

The winner is David Cameron...this guy is a clown!

WHS

It will truly be the Bland leading the Bland!!
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Muttley08 replied

25 September 2010, 20:56
The winner is David Cameron...this guy is a clown!
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xoggoth replied

25 September 2010, 17:21
He went ahead when Ed Balls dropped out. Say no more. Trouble is, he is supposed to be charismatic. Given the stupidity of the British electorate that might be enough to inflict another Labour government on us next election. Never mind the policies.
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centurian replied

25 September 2010, 17:16
If he lurches to the left as far as his union backers are expecting him to - then he'll be slaughtered at the next general election.

However, I suspect that now he's got the job, he'll change his tune...
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Bagpuss replied

25 September 2010, 16:45
What exactly has changed since the new Governement got in?

IR35 still here. Tax is still going up. Looks like more outsourcing on the way. Is it really getting better?
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Saddo replied

25 September 2010, 16:41
Originally posted by MrMark View Post

They're not as unelectable as the 1983 Labour lot....yet

I think a lot of it will come down to how much the current mob alienate the voters over the next 4 years. Joe Public's memory is remarkably short when it is their own nuts that are getting the kicking. And what a great many of the 20-50 year olds don't realise is that their pension rights have been siphoned away, and they will only realise that when they reach the age that they were thinking about getting the carpet slippers out. I suspect in the years to come there will be a lot of Victor Meldrew's reporting for work.
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MrMark replied

25 September 2010, 16:07
They're not as unelectable as the 1983 Labour lot....yet
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25 September 2010, 15:54
good for a laugh - labour are in the wilderness!!!

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