However he will do so against the background in which for the first time since he faced Tony Blair, a genuine rival has emerged. Gordon Brown spent the good part of decade hounding Tony Blair for the Premiership and destabilizing his government as a consequence. So now the boot is finally on somebody else's foot - the Blairite David Miliband. 'Poetic justice' some may say. Brown is now so obviously the underdog that I'm starting to think better of him. Funny how that is.
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The catalysis for this blog was my dislike for the Clark'n Cullen Labour govt - particularly their transgressions during the 2005 general election & treatment of then opposition leader Don Brash.
However, I'm not anti-Labour & consider myself a political moderate. I'm looking forward to someday voting for a Labour Party which isn't all about 'tax and spend', is happy with NZ's current constituational arrangement (i.e. keeping the monachy), and isn't controlled by the unions.
I won't hold my breath.
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