thought Blair was some sort of revolutionary messiah... Really? No-one I know did. He didn't have anything like the amount of good feeling behind him even if everyone acknowledged that Labour's time had finally come. Of course it all went pear-shaped shortly afterward and, given what he's inheriting, it's probably going to be a bit shaky for Obama too but he is an entirely different proposition to Labour in '97. And to say that one's a little more fascist and one's a little more socialist and that there's therefore no real difference between them is absurd. Even reduced to such simplistic terms the difference is significant. To wit: one's a little more fascist and one's a little more socialist Undecideds, that's your choice. It's pretty fucking simple. If you can't make your mind up by now just forget it, don't vote at all and leave it to the grown-ups. And if this post is deleted because of the swearing, fuck it. Such an odd comparison: Senator Obama and Tony Blair. I always thought Tony Blair was the Brit version of George Bush. They were in lockstep and sounded as though they had the same speechwriter. Waged the same wars for the same reasons...blood for oil. Tony Blair is the most inarticulate Brit politician I have ever witnessed. So odd the way he mangles the language...maybe it's because he's ventiloquizing just like George Bush. Yeah, he was weird with all those stilted hand gestures and to long......pauses. He looked like he