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Originally Posted by Xaccers
Have you seen labour women MP's?
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Originally Posted by andyl
Fair point and as I say lesser of two evils. But tuition fees? That one move made me question just what makes this Government tick ideologically. Profoundly not part of traditional Labour ideology - and we're moving towards selective education in schools now.Then there's the whole Iraq thing (raising a whole raft of Qs). The crapness of adopting the tax credit system (just tax people properly Gordon!) which is a nightmare for many. The idiocy of PFI. The idiocy of foundation hospitals.
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Tuition fees, I understand not in Scotland. OK as I said I don't agree with everything, and I think this should have been discussed more and alternatives explored.
Iraq, sorry but for me at least my hatred and anger against Saddam Hussein and Baath Party rule in Iraq meant I supported the government and parliament's decision, he had to go sooner or later, as it was it was sooner and good ridance. Anyway old ground and events in Iraq have now changed for the better. Only wish for more positive action against mugabe and his gangsters now.
PFI, again sorry but I think there is no room for old fashioned left extremist dogma, screaming Trots & SWPers hate it: too bad. The private sector needs to be involved in reconstruction its good for them and for all.
Foundation hospitals let's see the jury is still out on that, there is also room for the private sector in education, selective education yes we need to have a shake up, we should invest in the best, again there is no room for dogma.
Tax credits? What's the problem?
