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May 06, 2005
'If Conservatives Couldn't Beat Labor May 5, Then When'?
Brownie at Harry's Place writes that, Tony Blair has seen off 4 Conservative Party leaders and even at a time when British soldiers continue to die in a hugely divisive foreign war, he has led the Labour party to an unprecedented third-term with what would be considered, in any other circumstances, a more than healthy working majority. If the Conservatives could not beat Labour last night," Brownie wrote, "then when? As for the Lib Dems, a party so consumed by its own moral certitude that it is blind to the sick irony that saw them urging a British electorate to use their votes to give a bloody nose to a Prime Minister who had just delivered 8 million Iraqis theirs, they'd better hope Blair joins Bush in a preemptive war on Iran between now and 2008 if they are not to return to the political obscurity their nauseating opportunism deserves> Here's the entire post.
Posted by Munir Umrani at May 6, 2005 07:49 PM
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