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This is a discussion on Opportune moment for FF to replace Cowen within the Current Affairs forums, part of the General Discussion category on Politics.ie. Enda is now "damaged goods" and this is a definite plus for FF . However the gain is limited by ...
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| Enda is now "damaged goods" and this is a definite plus for FF. However the gain is limited by Cowen's obvious shortcomings and close association with the economic crisis. I wonder could FF better capitalise on FG's misfortune if they themselves had a more credible leader. Anybody think it would be a good strategic move for FF to replace Cowen? |
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| Not going to happen - replace him with who exactly? Lenihan is most obviously placed to bring about a heave but his current health situation isn't exactly going to encourage him to start looking to be Taoiseach. Lenihan is the key player and he won't support a heave by another member of the party. Cowen is safe until if and when Lenihan overcomes his cancer battle, which we all hope he will. A failed general election would be a different matter of course, but there is no evidence that will happen anytime soon. |
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| Eh, it's pretty depressing if you happen to live in Ireland. |
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| I don't think Ahern could take the party with him and I don't think Martin wants the job until the economy has picked up. In either instance would Lenihan really support them? There is currently such goodwill towards Lenihan that he could break any attempt to oust Cowen. He could break it before it even started. Quite likely that he would too because he would probably rather, assuming he recovers, wait 18 - 24 months and oust him himself. |
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