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Lennon Saviour of E
13-08-2007, 11:21
When William Hague lost, the great political "thinkers" claimed it was because he was too right wing in going on about getting a grip of the immigration shambles and the like. And it was essential that they crowded onto the centre ground with the others. The same thing happened when Howard lost, even though he won the popular vote in England.

So Call Me Dave changed tack, bought himself a bike, put a windmill on his house and set off to save the polars bears. His poll ratings went up, and he was particularly popular with the young and Guardian reading types. All that's gone arse up now simply with the passing of time, and with "new" boy Gordon handed the reins.

When people are asked what Dave can do to pull back in the polls they come out with ideas like; get a grip of the immigration shambles, crime, building more prisons, doing something about teenage vandals, discipline in schools, and the welfare dependency culture. All reasonable stuff to decent people.

But the problem is the "liberal"/left media will smear them, claiming they are dangerous right-wing fanatics. And that puts the sh*ts up the Tories. Possibly with good reason, they're snookered really.

hailhail7
13-08-2007, 11:51
When William Hague lost, the great political "thinkers" claimed it was because he was too right wing in going on about getting a grip of the immigration shambles and the like. And it was essential that they crowded onto the centre ground with the others. The same thing happened when Howard lost, even though he won the popular vote in England.

So Call Me Dave changed tack, bought himself a bike, put a windmill on his house and set off to save the polars bears. His poll ratings went up, and he was particularly popular with the young and Guardian reading types. All that's gone arse up now simply with the passing of time, and with "new" boy Gordon handed the reins.

When people are asked what Dave can do to pull back in the polls they come out with ideas like; get a grip of the immigration shambles, crime, building more prisons, doing something about teenage vandals, disciple in schools, and the welfare dependency culture. All reasonable stuff to decent people.

But the problem is the "liberal"/left media will smear them, claiming they are dangerous right-wing fanatics. And that puts the sh*ts up the Tories. Possibly with good reason, they're snookered really.



From where have you plagerised this from? In fact you've more or less just copied it. When you do that you should quote your source. Idiot.

domcassells
13-08-2007, 13:07
i was thinking the same thing, but he normally does, maybe he came up with it himself, either way a valid point. The media have their own agenda

Lennon Saviour of E
13-08-2007, 15:25
From where have you plagerised this from? In fact you've more or less just copied it. When you do that you should quote your source. Idiot.

I haven't copied it from anywhere you berk! :nodyes:

hailhail7
13-08-2007, 17:25
I haven't copied it from anywhere you berk! :nodyes:



Oh please.

I_AM_CANADIAN!
13-08-2007, 17:31
So you're saying-
Stick more kids in jail, bring back the strap in schools, eliminate welfare. How's that reasonable?

Lennon Saviour of E
13-08-2007, 18:33
So you're saying-
Stick more kids in jail, bring back the strap in schools, eliminate welfare. How's that reasonable?

Well that's over simplifying it. :yikes:

Darren
13-08-2007, 18:35
Oh well.

westboy
17-08-2007, 15:30
I'm not as right wing as lennon but you can see why they do it. A right/left wing party isn't going to get into power for a long time whilst there's a centre ground party challenging. I was only 8 when Blair came to power, but you have to wonder what would happen if we had a socialist/'old' tory in charge of the country, whilst in theory it would probably do alot of good not sure it would work in practise. Anyway they wouldn't get elected.