People often say "money corrupts" but in Peter Mandelsons case I think it's always been, more a matter of "power is corruption".
So it's nice thinking, how great it now is, now that England has one less Labour "slime ball" in politics.
But it's not so great thinking about that Conservative, George Osborne, face, which seems to have replaced Mandelsons role as "friend" (to the same
types of people!).
Just goes to show: While elections come, and ago; the need for the (truly) powerful to back, both sides, of the (people's) political debate is almost
constant. Sadly its nothing new, even if it is of great importance, every time.
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