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Old 02-10-2011, 08:17   #6
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Re: Home Secretary: scrap the Human Rights Act

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
What's going to be interesting is how far the Tories distance themselves from the LibDems during the conference next week It's seems very telling to me that she chooses the eve of the conference to directly opose Nick Clegg
It is. I'm beyond seeing this coalition as good government and seeing it as showing much of the worst of both. I rather hope it gets messily splintered now.

I can genuinely see a lot of Tory crimes forgiven if they follow a populist EU-sceptic mandate and them being able to blame an awful lot on the Liberal Democrats and it sticking.
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