An old Mirror and sparkling Sun are squaring up for the election battle with a taste of things to come. Today the Mirror reveals 'poster boys' to stop Tories in their tracks. So last year.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Hollow 'Victory' For Team Brown
Team Brown is spinning a "resounding victory" at Glasgow NE, to prop up their lamentable leader. But the reality is bad news for Brown. Behind the hype lies record voter apathy.
Labels:
Brown,
General Election,
Glasgow NE,
New Labour
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Will Postal Vote Scam Swing Glasgow NE?
A crafty plan to push postal votes could swing today's critical Glasgow NE by-election for New Labour, fuelling fears of a re-run of the alleged sham of a rigged Glenrothes 'victory'. Much rides on the outcome. Team Brown has pulled out all the stops.
Labels:
Brown,
Glasgow NE,
Glenrothes
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Watching A Wounded Dog Die
Beleaguered Brown's sparse news conferences should come with a government health warning. The struggling Supreme Leader was on the ropes with ropey replies to hungry hacks baying for blood.
Labels:
Afghanistan,
Blair,
Brown,
Miliband,
New Labour
Monday, November 09, 2009
Brown's 'Letter' Stinks
Blundering Brown is trying to dig himself out of a hole of his own making after sending a "hastily scrawled insult" to the mother of a death soldier. The only view that counts is that of a grieving mum.
Labels:
Afghanistan,
Brown
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Immigration Cover-Up's 'Smoking Gun'
New Labour's shameful 'unchecked' immigration policy was a deliberate ploy to beef up the share of the vote in vulnerable seats. The cover-up has been laid bare in a telling probe by The Sunday Times, suggesting the 'smoking gun' of a vote-rigging scam.
Labels:
immigration,
neathergate
Time To Leave Afghan Killing Fields
On this Remembrance Sunday, the Orange Party joins growing demands for an immediate withdrawal from the bloody, hopeless unwinnable war in Afghanistan. As nations remember the dead, a poignant reminder comes from one of the most powerful, haunting endings in cinema - the closing sequence of Attenborough's Oh! What a Lovely War.
Labels:
Afghanistan
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