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Day: June 22, 2006

Earliest Political Memory Meme

Iain Dale has started a meme which has the virtue of being a lot less annoying than most of the others that periodically do the rounds on the blogosphere. My earliest political memory (born: 1974) was Thatcher going to 10 Downing Street after the 1979 General Election. However, my brain has cross-referenced it with the… Continue reading Earliest Political Memory Meme

Published 22 June 2006
Categorized as musings Tagged memes, politics

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