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Have we got a Nigel Farage waiting to be elected and get more power in Ireland?

  • 06-12-2016 8:15pm
    #1
    euser1984
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    Not so much for an Irish exit but moreso a person to expose the system and who it benefits.....perhaps Ming would be capable of doing it?


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  • #2
    BoJack Horseman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,248 ✭✭✭✭BoJack Horseman


    Mick Wallace seems keen to fight the machine......

    But he lacks credibility


  • #3
    osmiumartist
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    More power IN Ireland or more power FOR Ireland? Bit of a difference...


  • #4
    JiimWicklow
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    True, Ireland needs an anti-establishment figure. Leftie speaking here so only really able to offer an opinion from that side, because can't spot any decent possible anti-establishment figures on the right. I think they need to be young, and there is a lack of new populism on the right in Ireland, Fianna Fail are populist of course, but no-one offering the anti-establishment populism we've seen in 2016. Think Ming would do a great job, Paul Murphy is too uncharismatic, a woman would be great , but Ruth Coppinger/ Clare Daly are too extreme for Irish voters. Always thought the weak power of the Irish President made it the perfect race to run an anti-establishment figure in. I know it won't happen but.. Blindboy Boatclub 2018 anyone? :)


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