Tuesday, September 13, 2005
and more political blogs...
this is a very interesting place too. Especially the comments.
There. I feel more balanced now. Much better!
And it is looking like I will not need to consult the tarot on Saturday. Sometime over the past week I noticed that I know who I am going to vote for. I like it when things become clear with no conscious thought and the answer is just there. My subconscious must have been hard at work.
There. I feel more balanced now. Much better!
And it is looking like I will not need to consult the tarot on Saturday. Sometime over the past week I noticed that I know who I am going to vote for. I like it when things become clear with no conscious thought and the answer is just there. My subconscious must have been hard at work.
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*nods at al*
Agreed. Discovered yesterday that a friend of mine is mates with JC and that made bile rise in my throat. No patience for partisan, ideologically blinded hacks. He spewed some venom on my blog a while ago but never defends his allegations.
Agreed. Discovered yesterday that a friend of mine is mates with JC and that made bile rise in my throat. No patience for partisan, ideologically blinded hacks. He spewed some venom on my blog a while ago but never defends his allegations.
I like to read different viewpoints and opinions. The comments section of Just Left is interesting in that regard. It is good to read if I want to feel incredulous.
Personally I don't agree with a lot of the Labour policies (and I could probably say the same for every political party), but many of my friends do. I want to try and understand why.
I'd also be interested to see whether Labour supporters that I know agree with Jordan.
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Personally I don't agree with a lot of the Labour policies (and I could probably say the same for every political party), but many of my friends do. I want to try and understand why.
I'd also be interested to see whether Labour supporters that I know agree with Jordan.
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