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[originally posted to BrianGreene.com]
click to enrage enlarge. [both photos in or near Dublin North East mid-late May 2006(six)] is the election on? are the posters ready, are the plastic ties counted, the corry board booked? the ghost bloggers employed? the franking machine adverts booked? spat with junior partner organised? check. Go Go Go.
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Some folks are always campaigning.
I wonder would does posters be better if they said “I will be sacked if I waste tax payers money”
Well, another poster campaign idea which would be popular be ’sack the wasters’ with pictures of Cullen et al. Didn’t Labour have a poster like that? Or was it FG?
pop quiz: which party in the Dail supports instant recall of elected members. ?
drunk driver TDs dont even resign their Dáil seats until the next election. If FF want poster boys for a road safety campaign,,, they know where to go. Could you live with the shame?