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Listed below are comments made by dylunydd between Tuesday, 23rd September 2008 and Wednesday, 24th September 2008.

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Close of conference 6:56pm on 24 Sep 2008 #49. StephenU

HeHe. Naughty! :)
Close of conference 6:54pm on 24 Sep 2008 #48. U9461192

Ha bleedin' Ha

:P
Close of conference 6:45pm on 24 Sep 2008 #45. tobytrip

I'll have a tenner on:
New(ish) re-shuffle (Wednesday), 25/1
and
Cracking jokes on GMTV, 10/1.
Close of conference 6:44pm on 24 Sep 2008 #41 TAG "...who has never been elected as Prime Minister..." We don't elect Prime Minister's in this country, we elected governments. How the party of government choses their leader is their own business. They can have an egg-and-spoon race for all I care, because we have 'collective responsibility'. You need to brush up on your constitutional knowledge, [Unsuitable/Broken URL removed by Moderator]
Close of conference 6:36pm on 24 Sep 2008 #35. doctorbreezy

RUBBISH!
Since when was an unpopular prime minister and a cabinet minister resigning "to spend more time with her family" undemocratic!?

If that was enough to demand an election we would have had one in 1981, 1986, 1990, 1993, 2000, and 2007.
Demanding an election before an elected government's term has expired is unconstitutional and (conceivably) undemocratic!
Close of conference 5:23pm on 24 Sep 2008 PS Kelly got the same kind of garbage that appears in posts 7, 9 + 12.

Take your sexism somewhere else.

The frequent use of 'Harperson' instead of Harman, because she is a feminist or because she didn't change her name when she married Dromey, is offensive.

Women with a minds of their own, whatever next? They'll be wanting equal pay!
Close of conference 5:13pm on 24 Sep 2008 Indeed not a Geoffery Howe moment, could have been what with her being an old Blairite stalwart.

Instead this could play to Gordon's benefit. She was gushing about him, he got to be all smiley on stage again, AND he now has perfect excuse for a nice healthy reshuffle.

It is said one should never reshuffle unless one has to, now he has to.

So, what do we reckon?
Who's (back) in and who's out?
Answers on a postcard.
All about Gordon 10:17pm on 23 Sep 2008 @ 55.tarquin
What damn revelance does the Labour government of 1979 have?
In case you haven't noticed, the Tory government I am referring to is the last example that we have of them in power.
Jim Callaghan is not the most Labour PM
Fool.
All about Gordon 8:31pm on 23 Sep 2008 Tories Tories and more Tories.
Almost every bleedin' post.
Either that or you're all too young, forgetful or just plain stupid to remember the last time we had a Tory government.

"Time for a change", shut the hell up.

Change to what? Tory Blair, Mr I-won't-tell-you-any-of-my-policies-because-then-you'll-realise-actually-I'm-just-as-much-a-part-of-the-old-nasty-party-as-I-ever-and-not-vote-for-me-Cameron!

I'm with Nick Clegg on this one (never thought I'd hear myself say that!)!

Cameron's only aim was to make the Conservatives inoffensive. Problem is, once you strip out the offensive parts of the Conservative party, there isn't much left

A new Prime Minister/Labour leader, might have mattered once, but I'm not so sure now.
All about Gordon 7:37pm on 23 Sep 2008 Moderators are on strike again!

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