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HM · 25-05-2008, 10:02 PM

Why would anyone even start this post? It's obvious that Labour are going to keep Brown. Their front-bench robots keep repeating the same old ****:

"Gordon Brown steered this country through harsh[sic] economic times. He's the right man to take Labour to the next General election[sic]. He's passionate about taking low-earning families out of poverty[SIC!SIC!SIC!]." Then they go and talk about how many orphans they've given bribes or whatever and how "shallow" the Tories are.

I think Miliband's the best they've got personally but let's face it: the British centre-left of politics has had its time for now. The 202nd decade belongs to the Tory party.

25-05-2008, 10:02 PM	#9 (permalink)
HM Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 995 Party: None	Why would anyone even start this post? It's obvious that Labour are going to keep Brown. Their front-bench robots keep repeating the same old ***: "Gordon Brown steered this country through harsh[sic] economic times. He's the right man to take Labour to the next General election[sic]. He's passionate about taking low-earning families out of poverty[SIC!SIC!SIC!]." Then they go and talk about how many orphans they've given bribes or whatever and how "shallow" the Tories are. I think Miliband's the best they've got personally but let's face it: the British centre-left of politics has had its time for now. The 202nd decade belongs to the Tory party. __________________ Respice post te; hominem te esse memento!*