The Last Liberal Warrior?
Today we are hard pressed to find anyone on the Left who thinks freedom - or for that matter, survival - is worth fighting for. So it's a sad day.
TONY Blair will leave 10 Downing Street for the last time as Prime Minister more than a decade after his historic 1997 landslide win.
The Sun can reveal that he has finally decided to step down as Labour leader on May 31 next year — exactly ten years and 30 days after becoming PM.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006410396,00.html
Where does this leave Britain's contribution to the war on terror? What does this mean for England and its burgeoning population of Muslims? It's anyone's guess, but I doubt that Blair's retirement is in any way a positive thing.
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This means that when the Left accuses Bush of doing things "unilaterally," they might finally be right.
We'll have Australia, Poland, and... anybody else?
I personally don't see good things coming for Great Britain once Tony Blair leaves. I suspect that whoever is elected will be exactly the opposite of Blair and that Great Britain will pay a high price for it.
It will be a little glimpse into what America's future would be with a liberal President.
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