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Labour manifesto drops key disability rights pledges
(www.disabilitynewsservice.com)
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Like I keep saying, Labour has been drifting further right over the last....ages. The Tories and Labour are now essentially two sides of the same coin. Their tag line really is correct, we need a change, but not to Torie lite.
We need PR. These super broad church parties don't fit society. You should be able to vote for the party you want to be in power, rather than against the one you don't want. The current Tory massive majority was won with around 43% of the vote. That should mean they have 43% of the representatives.