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Longstanding issues, by John Fitzgibbon

May 20th, 2007 at 9:26 am » Comments (2)

NOTE: John Fitzgibbon tried to comment on my Modest Proposals, but for some reason, perhaps due to the length, it didn’t take. So in the interests of openness I’m reproducing his email to me, with his permission.

I agree with much of your proposals Philip. Not briefed to judge others. I think the following
Longstanding issues were [...]



The Choice: May 2007

May 18th, 2007 at 6:43 pm » Comments (6)

The debate between Mr Ahern and Mr Kenny showed, if ever anyone doubted it, that it was between two deeply conservative leaders. This is often hidden by the Irish names of the parties. In European terms how could you label them? This is my attempt.
Parties
Fianna Fáil: Conservative (populist)
Fine Gael: Conservative
Progressive Democrats: Neo-Conservative
Sinn Féin: Conservative [...]



Modest Proposals for the Next Irish Government

May 18th, 2007 at 12:06 am » Comments (3)

I’ve been meaning to do this for a long time, particularly since I got an email from William Wall about his Citizen’s Manifesto , and shortly afterwards spotted
Damien Mulley’s Questions for the Politicians that stop at your door. Suzy Byrne made a similiar point to my number 1 on Damien’s blog, but [...]