Taoiseach Kenny

**dahamsta** · 28/02/2011, 4:23 PM

I think this appeared a couple of weeks ago but I hadn't see it until today.

Obviously it's funny because it's true.

**mypost** · 28/02/2011, 5:53 PM

Originally Posted by Spudulika

Macy, I can't see any difference between FG and FF, they're both right wing, both big business and both have made out like thieves from the financial meltdown. I can't remember which Labour TD said it, but he stated he'd prefer to be in opposition. For Labour and the left it's better to let the right wing neocons at it, as next time around they'll gain the upper hand

When the 2002 election ended, some PD's indicated they'd prefer to be in oppposition. They sailed back into government, having doubled their seats instead. Labour will join the coalition, the deal will be agreed by Thursday/Friday, and accepted by their party grass roots at the weekend.

There's no chance of FF going in with FG. They may have common policies in some areas, but they simply detest each other, and are totally opposed to one or the other in office.

**legendz** · 02/03/2011, 1:43 PM

Originally Posted by Mr A

Kenny is untouchable for the foreseeable future. I think he has done brilliantly since the leadership heave.

Agreed. He faced off that battle and has done well.

**peadar1987** · 02/03/2011, 11:35 PM

Originally Posted by mypost

When the 2002 election ended, some PD's indicated they'd prefer to be in oppposition. They sailed back into government, having doubled their seats instead. Labour will join the coalition, the deal will be agreed by Thursday/Friday, and accepted by their party grass roots at the weekend.

There's no chance of FF going in with FG. They may have common policies in some areas, but they simply detest each other, and are totally opposed to one or the other in office.

Ah, civil war politics! Only in Ireland would we decide the leader of the country based on who raided the neighbours' carrot patch while they were off fighting for the ra!