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Gordon leaving the Palace
by thornabyred Wed 12 May - 23:48:23
Video of Gordons last words
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t16PTMOnLEc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t16PTMOnLEc
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Re: Gordon leaving the Palace
by hoolahoop Thu 13 May - 4:31:50
Glad to see the back of him and as a Liberal delighted with the way they have negotiated a superb result that has finally refected my years of apparently wasted votes.
I really hope it works.
I really hope it works.
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by yorkie64red Thu 13 May - 4:49:45
Well we will soon find out, if it doesen't the Liberals will pay a heavy price at the next election, but i am quietly confident, i am just glad to see the back of that rabble..
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Re: Gordon leaving the Palace
by LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 Thu 13 May - 5:01:19
I trust Bates more than Cameron, he only talks a good game and that Clegg lad made him look a muppet in the 5 miniute of those election things i watched
Just wants to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. If he told me grass was green id have to take a walk to park to check
Just wants to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. If he told me grass was green id have to take a walk to park to check
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Re: Gordon leaving the Palace
by hoolahoop Thu 13 May - 5:12:42
Folk were getting mightily pissed off with Clegg but he had to be seen by his party to explore every option (incl. Labour). His negotiation team must have been top notch to achieve that result , however if it doesn't succeed both these parties will struggle at the next election.
If they succeed, you can say goodbye to Labour for a generation, the Con-Lib/Dem. coalition now represents 60% of the voters. One of the biggest mandates in history (only bettered by the Liberals themselves in the 1800's). They can't afford failure or the breaking of ranks from either parties left/right ''hard-liners''.
Best of all for me is the dilution of excessively ''right wing'' policies, which will help Cameron function as a leader but still allow him a degree of flexibility to be ''tough'' as he will need to be under the current climate.
I hope it succeeds and brings us to a new fresher type of politics during these hard times ahead.
If they succeed, you can say goodbye to Labour for a generation, the Con-Lib/Dem. coalition now represents 60% of the voters. One of the biggest mandates in history (only bettered by the Liberals themselves in the 1800's). They can't afford failure or the breaking of ranks from either parties left/right ''hard-liners''.
Best of all for me is the dilution of excessively ''right wing'' policies, which will help Cameron function as a leader but still allow him a degree of flexibility to be ''tough'' as he will need to be under the current climate.
I hope it succeeds and brings us to a new fresher type of politics during these hard times ahead.
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Re: Gordon leaving the Palace
by hoolahoop Thu 13 May - 5:14:43
LeedsLad I think you will be found to be profoundly wrong in your rash and unjustified assessment , especially for the reasons I have laid out above.
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Re: Gordon leaving the Palace
by LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 Thu 13 May - 5:25:33
Sorry bruv. the tuppence who said all northerners should move dahn sarth will never get any respek from me
Yorkshire>London...Ive only ever been through London going to away games and every time we do am always more thankful to live up here
Yorkshire>London...Ive only ever been through London going to away games and every time we do am always more thankful to live up here
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Re: Gordon leaving the Palace
by yorkie64red Thu 13 May - 5:30:11
I think we have got to get real and stop pretending that New Labour was the workers friend, he was the lazy bastards friend and to fund them he taxed the working man to death, glad to see the back of him and his ilk. 
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by LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 Thu 13 May - 5:39:57
Good point. But in the 5 miniutes i watched of that election thing Brown said anyone over 25 will be forced into work and if i end up with out a job i'd love for him to go out of his way and find me one
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Re: Gordon leaving the Palace
by thornabyred Thu 13 May - 6:28:26
Bloody Campo and Cleggy, Last of the Summer Wine revisited.
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