And wouldn't it be ironic if John Smith, after much agonising about Labour's soul and purpose, bit the bullet, and, abandoning what many say was the reason for failure last time, promised not to put up taxes — and nobody believed him.
And wouldn't it be ironic if John Smith, after much agonising about Labour's soul and purpose, endure a consequence with dignity, and, abandoning what many say was the reason for failure last time, promised not to put up taxes — and nobody believed him.