Is Tony Blair a Dalek?

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom prime minister, Tony Blair, has been portrayed as favoring strong control of parliament, yet Blair is seeking to devolve power to the regions, and is considering a change in the electoral system. The UK political system tends to concentrate power, and there is a lack of trust in Tony Blair. There is also opposition from the leadership to Ken Livingstone as candidate for the mayor of London, and to Rhodri Morgan as Welsh first minister, and this fits with the idea of Balir seeking too much control.

Political organizations

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Blair's brothers

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Britain's Labor Party leader, Tony Blair, finds it politically advantageous to sustain the image that his party is at odds with the trade unions. Relations between both sides are much closer than they let on, but each has its own political agenda to protect by letting relations appear strained.

Trades Union Congress

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The passion of Tony Blair

Article Abstract:

The rhetoric and strategy of British Labour leader Tony Blair at the 1996 Labour Party Convention is similar to that of the Democrats in the US. An improved future without tax increases are alluded to in order to win the favor of both traditional Labour party supporters and Tory crossovers.

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