Voting precedent

WHY should we vote for something we don’t understand?

Voting precedent
Thu, 29 May, 2008 - 01:00
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Why not? We’ve been voting for

Fianna Fáil since the 1920s.

Seán Ó Mochóir

Seafield Road East

Clontarf

Dublin 3c

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