Far-fetched policies

HAVE Fine Gael completely lost the plot? Each idea is more far-fetched then the next.

Thu, 26 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

First they wanted to ban young people from the heinous act of wearing a hooded top, then they advocated introducing a shoot-to-kill policy after the Nally case, and now they want to legalise prostitution.

Next, the death penalty? FG is swinging both ways.

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