EVERY good thing must come to an end: that fine glass of Beaujolais, that exquisite steak, or that wondrous dessert the local lodge prepared.But Mr Tom Elliott is hoping that he will not be savouring the end of the UUP, but rather a hearty repast before mounting a resurgence.
Last week at the UUP AGM Mr Elliott said that after just nine months in charge and one relatively disastrous election it was time to look at candidate selection and generally sort out the mess.
However, rather curiously he did admit there was division in the party, but that members should present a united front.
Now, analyse that for a wee while. We’re rowing, but as long as the neighbours don’t call the cops it will be okay...
The party has taken a hammering and as yet has failed to emerge the other side. If there is dissension within, surely a strong leadership would simply kick it out?
Oh, but then again kick too many out and what are you left with...
1 comment:
They need to go into constructive opposition and should have done so 3 years ago. If they don't have an alternative agenda, they can't survive and don't deserve to. They must decide what it is, or die. Hopefully it won't be the latter
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