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Originally Posted by denphone
Tony Blair and David Cameron both supported the war because they both felt it was the right thing to do but obviously not everybody feels it was the right decision which of course is their prerogative.
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Well said
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Doesn't everyone think this election is a bit lack lustre?
Ed has done alright in his media moments, better than expected but not great.
Dave seems to have taken a back seat, no real passionate debates or knockout speeches.
Clegg is just an annoying irrelevance and the Green leader, Natalie Bennett, just isn't up to the job.
A big disappointment is Farage: in the debates I have watched where I expected him to dominate, he failed to stand out.
but the biggest worry is the SNP Leader who is wooing the Labour vote with her more-left-than-labour policies but hides a not-so-secret agenda to engineer Scottish independence.
So in summary, as Private Frasier said "We're doomed .."