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While the leader of the opposition might be a forward thinking young conservative of Blair's ilk (ouch), he hasn't managed or really had the opportunity to get rid of or shut up the people who are dragging the Conservative party consistently through the old fashioned mud of Westminster. I think this is his main problem because he can't possibly create a party perceived as socially forward when it's populated by a load of guys moaning about reforming the doddering beast into something a bit more reflective of society. That isn't such an issue though, whacking Teresa May out to complain about this is very sensible because she is famed for her hott shoes and is the acceptable face of the Tory party. The more she moans the more it deflects from the fact that Conservatives don't like it. As long as it sits well with the media friendly party members it can be overlooked a bit. In fact it's kind of the equivalent of Noel Gallagher, in that it's deflection from the core of the party, it undermines them, they're going for defeat of the oldies via the media. That's why old Gordon is bound to be the leader of the opposition and young, spritely Dave is going to be the Prime Minister.
Let's buy an island and get out of here. Who's with me? |
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