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January 20th 16, 12:53 PM posted to uk.transport.london
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NTfL: usual suspects short-listed
On 2016\01\20 09:42,
d wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jan 2016 09:39:22 +0100
Robin9 wrote:
d;153328 Wrote:
Unfortunately Goldsmith is a bit of a non-entity so Khan
has a good chance of winning.
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Spud
Semantic casuistry time: Mr. Goldsmith isn't a non-entity;
he's a non-event sitting on a pile of unearned money. He
has established a definite public persona: "committed", wimpish
and negative, and he has gained much media attention so he's
not - alas - a non-entity.
Well , call him what you like but he's not mayoral material (and neither is
Khan). You have to wonder if the Tory party want to lose the election by
choosing him. Perhaps Cameron can't be arsed with yet another greasy pole
climber nipping at his heals like Boris has done so is prepared to let Labour
win since the Mayor doesn't have much genuine power anyway.
Cameron won't lead the Tories into another GE, Pig-gate put paid to
that, so I don't think that's his motive.
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