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Old 27-02-2005, 15:44   #73
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Re: UK General Election 2005

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Tories without a doubt. The way Labour treat students is utter vile, and I would love to see that fu*king smug smile wiped off Blair's face.
And you think the Tory's will be any better, pull the other one, its got blue bells on!
That's the problem this country has at the moment, the number of people voting is falling due to one major reason.... both of the main parties are as bad as each other at holding to promises, neither has managed to create the definitive government whilst in power and to be quite honest all they seem to care about at the moment is scoring points off each other.
If either of these parties were seen to be better, more trustworthy or even just different to the other then we would have a deluge of voting at this election, somehow I doubt it. The tories screwed up royally towards the end of their run, the people voted them out because of one reason, they were sick and tired of them. Now Labour is in power and people are losing faith in them, they may squeak another term or they may find themselves having to move Tony out of number 10, either way this country is going to see no magic wand being waved to produce instant results as it has suffered too many years of bad politics caused by inhouse fighting, silly mistakes and snap/ knee jerk decisions on policy
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