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    Quote Originally Posted by curiousorange View Post
    As long as Labour maintains the Croke Park agreement then they should surely maintain the PS voting bloc, which is certainly big enough to give Labour strong representation in seats. Who else are the PS going to vote for?

    If the CPA was threatened then they would have to pull out of government or risk a meltdown.

    And no, I donīt want a PS versus Private Sector "debate", just speaking in raw political terms.
    You're off message. The PS voting bloc is entirely FF.

    You mustn't have gotten the P.ie memo on the issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ReligiouslyLeft View Post
    We cant spend our lives on the opposition benches we have to tread the thin red line that is government
    We have to grasp at the opportunity to achieve something anything
    I would be disappointed in my party if it didnt
    Would it not be great to look back in 5 15 20 50 years time and say yes we were the party that took the hard unpopular necessary decisions to get the country back on track ? I know id be proud
    LP "leaders" could do with this:

    If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ReligiouslyLeft View Post
    So with the new Paddy Power opinion poll showing the party at 16% down 3 on their GE performance same as FG, it must surely demonstrate that the party support is holding up well particularly seeing as this is the first poll since the budget and 16 is a good performance in light of the hugely negative publicity over the last month

    it also shows the inaccuracy of the behaviour and attitudes polling company for the Irish Times going further to show that they are consistently way off

    That's what I'm taking from the poll doomsday predictions avoided thus far
    Now at 10% the oul doomsday predictions are nigh

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    Quote Originally Posted by ReligiouslyLeft View Post
    So with the new Paddy Power opinion poll showing the party at 16% down 3 on their GE performance same as FG, it must surely demonstrate that the party support is holding up well particularly seeing as this is the first poll since the budget and 16 is a good performance in light of the hugely negative publicity over the last month

    it also shows the inaccuracy of the behaviour and attitudes polling company for the Irish Times going further to show that they are consistently way off

    That's what I'm taking from the poll doomsday predictions avoided thus far
    Aw now at 13% are they still holding up

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    Holding up? Be serious

    "Labour, where election promies get abandoned when cushy jobs turn up"
    Every little hurts right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by james toney View Post
    Is it embarrassing for Labour members, that their party is still called The Labour party?
    Could be worse - it could have the word 'socialist' in it. That would be hilarious.
    Infamy, infamy, they've all got it infamy!

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