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The morning papers are agreed that last night’s televised leaders’ debate was a draw between the three men and that Cameron and Brown had smartened up their act.
The debate in my view was uninspiring. The three men all seemed to be saying, more or less, the same thing. There were promises and yet more promises galore. What I think irritated me more than anything was Brown’s repeated promises to improve this or that, to introduce fairness and so on and so forth.
What Brown didn’t explain, and Clegg and Csmeron failed to challenge him on it, was why the Labour Party after thirteen years in office did nothing about the promises and undertakings they now see fit to give.
Promises, promises ...
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The morning papers are agreed that last night’s televised leaders’ debate was a draw between the three men and that Cameron and Brown had smartened up their act.
The debate in my view was uninspiring. The three men all seemed to be saying, more or less, the same thing. There were promises and yet more promises galore. What I think irritated me more than anything was Brown’s repeated promises to improve this or that, to introduce fairness and so on and so forth.
What Brown didn’t explain, and Clegg and Csmeron failed to challenge him on it, was why the Labour Party after thirteen years in office did nothing about the promises and undertakings they now see fit to give.
Promises, promises ...
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