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Front Bench Blogs

• One-Term Barry

  Posted by Matthew Barrett (@matthewrbarrett)
  Wednesday, 20th January 2010

  I notice nobody on here has yet commented on the Republican win in Massachusetts last night.

  Well, when Liberal Democrat supporters, the socialists, and half the modern Conservative party's members support a dangerous, big-government liberal President, I don't suppose the European political scene wants to accept what a thrashing Obama got last night.

  Think about it for a minute. A non-liberal Republican wins Massachusetts.

  It would be like UKIP winning all of Liverpool's seats in the next election. Actually, it's worse than that.

  This is a truly momentous rejection of Obama's social liberalism, and big-state spending. That Europeans still cling on to vague hopes about "change" in America shows them to be fools.

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