TheQuiet1
Rock n' Roll Doggie
I'm curious, what's everyone's opinion of Tony?
And my other question is, (I suppose this is more one for the Brits but others can answer too) what are you judging him on? What do you look for in a good PM? Are home issues or foreign issues more important to you? For example, could you live with a questionable foreign policy if that same PM was delivering a superb NHS?
And what do you think about Blair's more 'radical' policies? The reforms of the House of Lords (was it really creating a fairer system to balance out the 'Tory cronies' or was it merely filling it full of New Labour enthusiasts so legislation could be passed?), the creation of the Welsh assembly and Scottish parliament (it may not sound controversial but remember the tution fees scandal? Why should Scottish MPs be allowed to vote on something that was not coming into effect in Scotland? W/o their votes it may not have been passed!). And don't forget his nickname of President Blair and reputation as Bliar...
So thoughts anyone?
And my other question is, (I suppose this is more one for the Brits but others can answer too) what are you judging him on? What do you look for in a good PM? Are home issues or foreign issues more important to you? For example, could you live with a questionable foreign policy if that same PM was delivering a superb NHS?
And what do you think about Blair's more 'radical' policies? The reforms of the House of Lords (was it really creating a fairer system to balance out the 'Tory cronies' or was it merely filling it full of New Labour enthusiasts so legislation could be passed?), the creation of the Welsh assembly and Scottish parliament (it may not sound controversial but remember the tution fees scandal? Why should Scottish MPs be allowed to vote on something that was not coming into effect in Scotland? W/o their votes it may not have been passed!). And don't forget his nickname of President Blair and reputation as Bliar...
So thoughts anyone?