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Fine Gael on course to win General Election

ballooba · 2007-04-26 23:07:13

This is the best poll for over twenty years for Fine Gael. Woot! http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/0426/poll1.html Full figures are: Fianna Fail 34% (-3) Fine Gael 31% (+5) Labour 10% (-1) Sinn Fein 10% (+1) Green 6% (-2) Inds & Others 6% (-2) PD 3% (+2) (lol) Looks like the FG/Lab coalition is back in the running. I would still…

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#62 01-05-2007 8:50am
ballooba

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Ninety9er, you're a very confused chappy. The results of the poll mean that people want the rainbow not the incumbents. You criticise shortcomings in the current admonistration here (motoring forum for example) until you realise they are the fault of the party you support. Some introspection and reflection is in order for you.

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#63 01-05-2007 1:18pm
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miju wrote:

ninety9er can you explain why if FF / PD's are oh so competitent and great at running this country why they have broken so many "simple" election promises over the last 10 years

Because it's not a zero sum game and promises and plans laid for 4 to 5 years time in Politics can become untenable because some of the fundamentals have changed?

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