Thread: Home Secretary: scrap the Human Rights Act
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Old 02-10-2011, 08:34   #7
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Re: Home Secretary: scrap the Human Rights Act
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet View Post
It is. I'm beyond seeing this coalition as good government and seeing it as showing much of the worst of both.

Yup I think now we (the living public) can now see first hand what fun coalitions are, hopefully this will put paid to any changes in the voting system now we see what a botch up they really are. I wouldn't expect any particular mix of political parties to fare any better either in a coalition scenario.
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