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personally and i have been saying to friends i think some in the conservative party have been trying to loose this election, that all of them feel this way now

see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7gX_WdWJuI

Re: The 2010 General Election Thread: Week 4
 

If I didn't have to live here I'd almost be happy to see Labour get in for another term. That would make absolutely certain that they'd never be electable again in my lifetime.

But I do, so the idea of more NuLabour pc newspeak, lies and financial incompetence is just too much to bear.

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Unfortunately there is too much that urgently needs to be unpicked ... not least the awful, awful ID card scheme which many seem to have forgotten about but which we will be stuck with forever if Labour has any sort of influence in the next Government. I'd love to see Labour render itself unelectable for a generation but the need to do away with them now, rather than holding fire for another 5 years, is just too great.

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It's true what the heckler is saying though - Gordon only appearing to be seen in public with Labour party activists - giving the impression he is engaging with normal public crowds.

If it's one thing this election campaign has shown, Gordon Brown is the worst campaigner I have ever seen - if not the most unelectable human being on the planet.

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Mick, all too many people would vote for a turd if it was wearing a NeoLiebour rosette.... :erm:

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It's for show. I believe the door to No 10 can only be opened from the inside.

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quite correct, it's also made of bomb proof steel ;)

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And is a reinforced structure designed to be bomb and bulletproof, replaced at the height of the Irish troubles.

lol, 'snap' martyh..

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bet ya don't know whats inscribed on the letter plate ...no googling :)

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if only :D

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Did they use those wonderful anti-terrorism laws again..?

More bad news:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politi...10/8656353.stm

So the apology wasn't just about Brown being genuinely sorry and the public display of forgiveness was his idea - what a surprise that is... :rolleyes:

Now I think we know why Brown was in there so long. I wonder if she has twist marks on her arms.......

Oh and another embarrassment (albeit relatively minor) on the immigration front:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politi...nd/8655867.stm

:D

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You can imagine the scene on may 7th can't you the new pm standing outside number 10 with negotiators trying to talk gordon out as he sent everyone home for a rest and will not open the door :).

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Something to do with Lord of the Treasury?

Dosn't the PM live next door in No 11 as well? No 10 is just the official offices / cabinet rooms?

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correct "first lord of the treasury" which of course the prime minister is first and foremost

not sure about living in no11 but i do know that no10 is made up of 3 seperate houses joined together so you may be right

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do you think he's watching beat the bailiff to get some tips :D

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The PM normally lives in No. 10, & the Chancellor at No. 11.

Blair & Brown swapped, though, as the size of the residence at No. 11 was better suited to Blair's family.