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Shirley Williams Has Died
The former Labour Cabinet minister and founder of the Social Democratic Party has died aged 90. She sat as a Lib-Dem peer in the Lords.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I have time for anyone who has the courage of their convictions but it would be dishonest of me to join the thrall here. Sadly Ms Williams had no idea politically and demonstrated it time and again. Helped reduce the Lib non Dems to 8 seats in 1983, TGL used her and her kind as a tatami mat. Her last speech in the luds summed up her entire political life, out of touch with the population. Once tipped as a potential PM apparently, not sure how Labour haven't won since 1974 and the Libs a century before that. RIP love you were at least honest.
sunk: "Directly responsible for 18 years of Conservative rule by splitting the vote. " - well I often wondered where the cloud cuckoos went from cloud cuckoo land! they go to cloud sunk land! PMSL. Come on even Kinnochio got 10 times more seats and TGL beat the pony out if him! Even when they had 55 seats they were never going to stop the Tories! Only labour have a chance of that and they haven't got in the ball park since 1974!
you mean the Tiggers dave:
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the anti British club! PMSL, chukka can't, Spanna Booby! my sides are splitting!
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the anti British club! PMSL, chukka can't, Spanna Booby! my sides are splitting!
ichkeria
The SDP won by-election seats off Labour, the system wasn’t unkind to them initially. It really hampered Labour’s recoverery.
That nightmare so haunted Cameron, that he caved in to UKIP, to avoid history repeating. But as a consequence it took the party more rightward and left them with no real mandate.
The SDP won by-election seats off Labour, the system wasn’t unkind to them initially. It really hampered Labour’s recoverery.
That nightmare so haunted Cameron, that he caved in to UKIP, to avoid history repeating. But as a consequence it took the party more rightward and left them with no real mandate.
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