No pleasing them

TAX cuts and business incentives, but Fine Gael is unhappy. Large hikes in payments to the elderly and those on low incomes or social welfare, but Labour is unhappy. Pro-environment measures but the Green Party is unhappy.

Sat, 09 Dec, 2006 - 00:00
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Is it any wonder the opposition lacks credibility when they themselves don’t know what they stand for any more?

Aisling Walsh

Tranmere Rd

Earlsfield

London

England

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