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We have been at our best when at our boldest – so AV?

By Jon on February 3, 2010

Two striking phrases appear in Tony Blair’s 2002 Labour Conference speech – the famous “We have been at our best when at our boldest” and a lesser known line “Thanks to the brilliance and vision of Gordon Brown we have succeeded beyond any Labour government“.
Fast forward a little over 7 years, and more than 12 years after Labour’s [...]

Posted in Euroblog, UK Politics | Tagged 2010 General Election, Alternative Vote, Election Reform, Electoral Reform Society, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, UK Constitution | 3 Responses

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