Politics is a trade, at which only the most despicable scoundrels, and swindlers can hope to succeed.
Repute and Disrepute
I don't often blog about party machinations but can I just say that it seems to me that repute in politics is often gained by using all the legal ways possible to get the argument across for your constituents, especially against the rich and powerful who threaten to take their toys home if they don't get their way, whilst disrepute is most often gained by trying to silence those same people.
And all over an issue in which party discipline is at least frowned upon if not illegal.
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About Jock

Name: Jock Coats
Age: 40s
Lives: Oxford, UK
Works: IT Support, Oxford Brookes University, where I am also a Governor of the University and a Warden in a hall of residence.
I am a card carrying Lib Dem, but am a confirmed market-anarchist, of the US Individualist Anarchists or Mutualist tradition. Other passions are social enterprise, monetary reform and housing. See full profile and contact form and at the following web-haunts:
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