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Showing posts with label Ordovious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ordovious. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Hain LABOUR LEADERSHIP LOST TOUCH?

Hain admits Labour has 'lost touch'
Peter Hain has said that the Labour leadership has "lost touch" with the electorate.
Has he just worked that out? Shows how out of touch Labour are. Most boring Welsh election ever. Spin and more spin...does Rhrodri Morgan think that people will stick with labour to see fines for littering? Blogs just as dull.. are we riveted by coalition talk by Chanticleer, or ordovicius, or blamerbellbriefs, or post Rhodri fight sporting allegories over represented, yawn,
most boring ..plaid launched website for y people? Brown in Cardiff North, wow, i was there all day and didn't spot a thing amiss 0725 to paddington

Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Blogger betting news from Ordovicius ?

The 'male' bloggers amuse themselves with betting odds. The campaigns are so dull. Big ideas like litter picking - think environment - think rubbish - so sad. Try reducing our carbon footprint . Recycle an old idea - a tax on plastic shopping bags in the Republic of Ireland has cut their use by more than 90% and raised millions of euros in revenue.Tackle the problem of chewing gum litter, how about a 10% anti-litter tax on chewing gum? I hope Rhrodri Morgan and Organge Chris are picking up the gum and I can suggest outside Central Station as a good place to start.

There is
betting on the Welsh Assembly elections but the markets have attracted almost zero interest, see Political Betting.
Ordovicius, whose daily reads are sooo male dominated - how sexist is that? Aren't you a tad pedantic
. ... must mention Arsembly and of course Chanticleer who finds my views hard to understand. Back to the betting Jon in the lead. Haven't seen a single Tory poster yet. Keep quiet - don't mention the election.

Conservative (Jonathan Morgan) 1-3
Labour 15-8
Lib Dems 25-1
Plaid Cymru 50-1
"It's very difficult to see Labour keeping this after Sue Essex's resignation. Cardiff North will be returning to its Conservative roots this time" comments Karl.