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/// Labour politicians gathering for a £15,000-a-table fund-raising gala at the Roundhouse in North London. ///
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This might a fitting moment to reflect on the recent Tory Hurlingham bash, with its eye-catching auction:
First prize a game of mixed doubles (presumably "mixed" across the net only) with Dave and Boris. Won by, oh look, the wife of one of Vladimir Putin's cronies for a cool £160,000. I guess no one in Britain could live with the bidding, or the shame lol
First prize a game of mixed doubles (presumably "mixed" across the net only) with Dave and Boris. Won by, oh look, the wife of one of Vladimir Putin's cronies for a cool £160,000. I guess no one in Britain could live with the bidding, or the shame lol
They have to keep the political machine oiled somehow, champagne and caviare only goes so far :)
I'm glad the old trots pictured had a chance to roll up their sleeves and really muck in with the common man.
I wonder if it wouldn't be better to have a single pooled fund for political campaigning which is split in some "fair" way between all parties. The fund raising should all go into the same pot and be conducted in the same way that children in need, or a school fete is used to accrue cash. £50 to throw a tomato at Boris? £100 for a really rotten one. I'd give it a whack. Arm-wrestling with Prescott? Why not?
I'm glad the old trots pictured had a chance to roll up their sleeves and really muck in with the common man.
I wonder if it wouldn't be better to have a single pooled fund for political campaigning which is split in some "fair" way between all parties. The fund raising should all go into the same pot and be conducted in the same way that children in need, or a school fete is used to accrue cash. £50 to throw a tomato at Boris? £100 for a really rotten one. I'd give it a whack. Arm-wrestling with Prescott? Why not?
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