How might they have prevented oil prices reaching $147/bbl?
How might they have prevented the Sub-Prime situation in the US?
How might they have retrospectively regulated global Hedge Funds?
How might they have prevented the collapse of Fréres Lehman?
How might they have prevented gobsheen Councillors up and down the Country from granting excessive rezonings?
If you think the economy wasn't on the rocks in 2007 you are living in a parallel universe.
The problem there is that Fine Gael and Labour keep refusing to make these necessary changes. Ask them to support Dan Boyle in his campaign for Dáil reform, and maybe you'll see your wish come true.The Greens can't even do the most importantly symbolic acts of all such as crapping all oireachtas pensions and expenses and allowances and make TDs accountable. IF they even did one thing - to reform the Dáil and make oireachtas members relevant and accountable and transparent - then they might have done the state some service.
Personally, I'd see the 40% improvement in Part L of the Building Regulations as being much more important, and I know the Minister sees Local Government Reform, and the New Planning Act as being the most omportant things he has done to date.As it is, they haven't even done that and the one thing Gormless seems to be proud of he had to backtrack on - the lightbulbs.
The only people who go on about lightbulbs are people outside the Greens.
In what way did he backtrack?



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