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Dreams are never free

The Labour Party is trying yet another strategy and this one harks back to Norman Kirk.

Fri, 26 Feb 2016

Beware the term “dreams” when it pops up in political discourse.

It is one of the more implacable but seldom acknowledged rules of politics that, whenever a politician starts talking about “dreams,” you are about to hear a cavalcade of moonshine and bull dust.

Oh, and the other part of this rule

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