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About LinkBacksEamonn Gilmore has stated this morning at the launch of the Labour Party's election campaign that its voters/supporters should not transfer their votes to either FF or Green Party candidates.
Eamonn Gilmore has stated this morning at the launch of the Labour Party's election campaign that its voters/supporters should not transfer their votes to either FF or Green Party candidates.
Next step for Gilmore is to say "Vote for either Labour or Fine Gael so we can eradicate the other parties"
Does this mean Sinn Fein could expect a slighlty better transfer ratio than in previous elections?Originally Posted by kerrynorth
a step in the right direction!
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This could be very damaging (ie. hilarious) for the Greens.
I would say that 50-60% of their 29 Town and County Cllrs. relied heavily on Labour transfers to get elected.
let them know theor pariah status....
Mind you he hardly needs to state the obvious.
"Gods are fragile things; they may be killed by a whiff of science or a dose of common sense." - Chapman Cohen.
With FF candidates likely to be eliminated early, there should be a transfer bonanza for the Greens.
I didn't understand their deceptively dastardly election strategy of feeding off the carcass of FF until recently.
Clever chaps.
How far up your hole did you have to go to get that particular statistic?
A demagogue is someone who will preach doctrines he knows to be untrue to men he knows to be idiots.
Pat Rabbitte's version was shorter and smarter. GTBO.
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