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new Labour’s post election plan.
Tom Evans
27th April 2010 at 21:12
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I had rather interesting conversation with my philosophy teacher today. She said that Nick Ainger had been round campaigning on the doorstep; who was quite reluctant to discuss policy on any real way, preferring to role off his 60 second speech.
She asked what would happen if the there was a hung parliament, with Labour remaining as the largest party, and the Liberal-Democrats were willing to form a coalition, but on the condition that Labour pick a new leader. He replied that they would boot Brown out.
So the new Labour plan is Vote for Brown May 6th, then Boot him Out on May 7th in favour of one of the new Labour apparatchiks.
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on 4th May 2010 at 06:04, Robert Naether said:
Thats trying to get people to vote, the fact is it will take something massive to remove brown, he is like a limpet sadly these people get in to power through the back door doing deals and they fight to stay even to the determent of the Labour party.
Sadly I will be voting to get rid of labour in my area, Llanelli, even though she is now an LRC member, she only became a member because the area is a left leaning and she spent just to long voting New labour.