But the key question is – do McCrea and McCalliste...

2013-06-17T17:41:36.419+01:00

But the key question is – do McCrea and McCallister have the political courage to invite Hutchinson's working class loyalists into their overtly middle class fold?

He should do, after all he pledges loyalty to the queen the head of the capitalist system.

He certainly is the funniest sort of socialist I have ever came across. I think it might be best to describe him as community democratic, or something. I am sure the NI21 crowd could come up with something of a catch all slogan.

I personally believe Basil and Johnny are without a doubt within the most limited politicians in stormount. But then again, there are a probably about 80 odd in this bracket to be honest. If you view political characteristics such as being able to articulate your point, camera image, charisma, and general professional lie- ability.

Billy Hutchinson on the other hand nose is to big to take him seriously. lol

A good question at the end! I hardly think it will...

2013-06-17T09:06:12.283+01:00

A good question at the end!
I hardly think it will matter or materialize though.
The 'political wing's' of both UVF and UDA have been hopeless at capitalising on the socio-economic gap existing between the working class (workless class) unionist and the main political parties, I know some Shankill folk who have voted for Sinn Féin in the absence of a protestant party able to meet their political leaning.
I cannot see, despite the 'fleg' issue, working class UDA/UVF supporters abandoning Peter, Nigel, wee Jeff and Sammy to put their vote with the people they see getting good money for sitting in Ainsworth or Old Warren doing nothing but attending conferences.
If only the Catholic population were so perceptive.

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But the key question is – do McCrea and McCalliste...

A good question at the end! I hardly think it will...