Politics Reviews

OK, so I'm like completely clueless on politics and anything related... I don't know, I just haven't penetrated into the world of politics! I mean, I'm not COMPLETELY stupid and I DO know bits and bobs and do try to read about it (only those that interest me :P), such as our prime minister is Gordon Brown, and he's with Labour Party, right? I've ...  Read the complete review

The same cowardly MPs that voted to save the fox but incinerate Iraqi children are now grovelling for their jobs and wanting our sympathy, angry and embarrassed that we know what they have been up to. They have been caught with their pants around their ankles in their bedrooms with the curtains drawn, although as yet no one has a noose around ...  Read the complete review

- ‘Darling buds of dismay’ - Northern Rock fiasco Crisis! What crisis? It’s just remarkable that it was a week ago that Northern Rock was apparently in melt-down. All sorted now – Perfic! - At the time it was strange to see the savers amongst us were the elders, coach loads of them. It was obvious that they were concerned ...  Read the complete review

When people ask me what i do for a job it is often a conversation stopper. I mean the world of politics isnt exactly everyone's cup of tea now is it? Well it wasnt mine to be honest. I was 13 when i first became a volunteer and i spent many hour delivering leaflets, knocking on doors, stuffing envelopes, meeting MP's and the like. I did ...  Read the complete review

Have salaries in the country got out of control?? I think they have, what ever we think of them politically, the Prime Minister is not on enough money. I believe they should be the highest paid people in the country. Especially with what is going on at the moment, the decisions Tony Blair is having to make (I don't want to get into a ...  Read the complete review

Labour: "We are committed to a referendum on the voting system for the House of Commons. An independent commission on voting systems will be appointed early to recommend a proportional alternative to the first-past-the-post system." Elections serve two main functions. The first is to decide who is to represent a local area or ...  Read the complete review

Politics does sound like a very boring subject and I chose it reluctantly since there were no other subjects I was interested in. However I do believe that everyone should at least have some basic knowledge of British politics since it has such a great affects on our lives (believe it or not!) and can be an interesting subject to study. ...  Read the complete review

I chose Politics because my 1st name was Tony and my 2nd name was Blair. My mother always said, "you would make a great prime minister and you will help USA a lot during your time as prime minister" people always thought my mother could predict the futur as I am now prime minsiter and i did help USA during their time of need. ...  Read the complete review