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Drew Peacock

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9. Perhaps I should have said,

Reply to muriel_volestrangler (Reply #8)

Sat Oct 11, 2014, 10:18 AM

Oct 2014

"the focus should be on the houses, rather than the policy makers"

What I mean is that, if there is a problem, such as the shortage of homes, then leaders should focus on making it possible for more homes to be built (by whatever means), rather than squabbling between themselves, trying to outdo each other and so on and so forth.

The people who need homes just want homes to be available, they don't care about the political process or who gets the credit.

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Spot on this, imo [View all] Drew Peacock Oct 2014 OP

Bullshit. Pure Blairite bullshit. T_i_B Oct 2014 #1

Well we must agree to differ but.... Drew Peacock Oct 2014 #2

No. T_i_B Oct 2014 #3

"How do you address the housing shortage without a housing policy?" Drew Peacock Oct 2014 #4

Pfft! T_i_B Oct 2014 #6

Do you know what T_i_B Drew Peacock Oct 2014 #7

What do you mean by "the focus should be on the houses, rather than the policy itself"? muriel_volestrangler Oct 2014 #8

Perhaps I should have said, Drew Peacock Oct 2014 #9

Nationally, Labour cannot build houses without getting back into power muriel_volestrangler Oct 2014 #10

Well, to be honest,being Julia Gillard's ex-director of communications isn't such a recommendation.. LeftishBrit Oct 2014 #5

Progress is a cancer in the Labour Party Anarcho-Socialist Oct 2014 #11

I find it unimpressive, I'm afraid. Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #12