Gordon Campbell nicely sums up why and how the wheels are falling off the current Government. Remember, this is a Government that is still in its honeymoon period.
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Well dream on Tony. The road ahead for the Labour Party is steeper than you think. Remember this: the Labour Party never got over 40% in the lsat 20 years- even when it was at the height of its popularity. That does not sound like a party of Government to me even though there are many in the Labour Party who think they deserve to be the Government - well because... they all have university degrees, they support gays, they are Greeeeen, the Unions love'em and so on.
Posted by: tim barclay | March 23, 2009 at 06:44 PM