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Old 21-05-2007, 12:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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'Labour begs ex-members to come back now Blair is going':

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Why would they bother, is my thinking. Brown is pledged to carry on with the Jekyll and Hyde socialism of New Labour. Personally I think New Labour's cringing approach to capitalism is disgusting. I'm all in favour of free enterprise, a great fan of Alan Sugar, etc, etc.

But New Labour has an appalling record on making a petty thief look like an upstanding economist, financial wizard and allround good monetarist. Why would ANYONE want to go back? :roll:
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