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Subject: Re: 'Election Blues or having a Bad Day?

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Dave P.

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Date Posted: 17:21:40 05/06/05 Fri
In reply to: Jim Martin 's message, "'Election Blues or having a Bad Day?" on 13:29:01 05/06/05 Fri

Jim, Thank you for the Iraqui joke, made my day. If only it where true, it would be even better!

How can so much of the country show up as blue on the BBC map of results, yet the Labour party win so many seats? They only got 4% more votes. Obviously the fixing of the constituency boundaries during there previous terms has paid off. Is this democracy?

As for Bliar not lasting the course, don't bet on it. He's such a lying, cheating toe rag he will hang onto No 10 until he is dynamited from there by force, or loses the next election (which I am doubtful about as well). If the Broon thinks he will be PM soon, as bandied about in the media a couple of weeks ago, I would advise him not to hold his breath!

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