How much will the Pearse Doherty Factor influence the outcome of the general election

56lcd · 26-01-2011 1:31pm #1

wrong section

sollar · 26-01-2011 2:06pm

He will increase the sinn fein vote. He is spoken highly of here in donegal.

But if gerry adams starts making gaffs on economic policy it could all be undone fairly fast.

femur61 · 27-01-2011 7:29pm

Speaking as someone from the south east I think he is very harsh and not well liked here at all.

LordSutch · 28-01-2011 1:33pm

Very loud, very in your face, very brash, very vocal, harsh, and very articulate in a Sinn Fein kinda way, personally I don't like his brand of politics at all, and I would say the same about Mary Lou ...............

Brussels Sprout · 02-02-2011 10:28pm

So many Sinn Fein threads on here all the time. Are people multi-accounting or what?

Maj Malfunction · 10-02-2011 9:50am

Brussels Sprout wrote: »

So many Sinn Fein threads on here all the time. Are people multi-accounting or what?

Sinn Fein equivalent of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Goebbels at work?

johngalway · 10-02-2011 11:11pm

Doesn't answer the question, another shouty spoofer.

RDM_83 again · 10-02-2011 11:17pm

Maj Malfunction wrote: »

Sinn Fein equivalent of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Goebbels at work?

Nice input of godwins law with probably less than 100 words on thread.

On Pierce Doherty its nice to see an opposition figure actually seeming to be opposing in a shouty way, Cowen was that way himself in terms of critics etc

thebman · 12-02-2011 1:20am

johngalway wrote: »

Doesn't answer the question, another shouty spoofer.

He was making more sense on prime time than Dara O'Brien and had most of the economists agreeing with him so I would not dismiss him as a spoofer TBH.

blahfckingblah · 12-02-2011 8:50pm

Maj Malfunction wrote: »

Sinn Fein equivalent of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Goebbels at work?

bit harsh eh???:eek:

gigino · 25-02-2011 12:09am

Some - e.g the relatives of Jean McColville - may perhaps say thats not a bit harsh, its only a comparison of scale.
The Nazis had a history of making people disappear too, only on a larger scale.

Denerick · 02-03-2011 1:13pm

He is very popular in Donegal, but an utter spoofer. I've seen more convincing economic arguments from my cat.

hawk222 · 04-03-2011 7:54pm

gigino wrote: »

Some - e.g the relatives of Jean McColville - may perhaps say thats not a bit harsh, its only a comparison of scale.
The Nazis had a history of making people disappear too, only on a larger scale.

now i may not have this right but j mcconville was killed in 1972 pearce is 33 years old you work it out

How much will the Pearse Doherty Factor influence the outcome of the general election

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