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LeftishBrit

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7. One would have thought...

Reply to T_i_B (Reply #3)

Mon Jul 13, 2015, 11:36 AM

Jul 2015

that the fate of the LibDems in the last election would have demonstrated that 'acting like a weaker, more careerist version of the Tories' is not a sure path to electoral triumph.

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