To be fair (and this is hard), there are serious concerns over the proposed new method of doing boundaries.
Nothing tht couldn't be over come if LAbour hadn't fallen to hyperbole and stupidity in the debate right from the beginning--no one, especially the Tories, wants a bad system for drawing boundaries.
But instead of trying to work on solving the issues, they've gone into rhetoric overdrive. I really ought to read some of Hansard on the debates, but it's too depressing.
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Date: 2011-Jan-18, Tuesday 11:24 (UTC)Nothing tht couldn't be over come if LAbour hadn't fallen to hyperbole and stupidity in the debate right from the beginning--no one, especially the Tories, wants a bad system for drawing boundaries.
But instead of trying to work on solving the issues, they've gone into rhetoric overdrive. I really ought to read some of Hansard on the debates, but it's too depressing.