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Old 28-03-2005, 13:38   #34
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Re: Would John Smith Have Made A Good PM?

People suffered the Conservatives for too long for them to vote them back in any time soon. That's the only reason, that and voter apathy, that Tony is in power. Give it a few years, as memories fade, and the Conservatives will start to regain power.

I remember John Smith. I liked him - seemed decent. If I remember rightly, he died suddenly of a heart attack and was buried on Iona.
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