http://observer.guardian.co.uk/politics/story/0,6903,1456219,00.htmlOnly posted for the following:
With the mood among voters still highly volatile, cabinet minister Peter Hain launched a fierce attack on self-indulgent 'dinner party critics' among the liberal middle classes who are tempted to use the ballot box to punish Blair. He said that by doing so, they would only hurt the poorest, who were dependent on a Labour victory.
The leader had 'got the message' about their displeasure, Hain said, arguing that those who still disagreed over Iraq or civil liberties should reopen the arguments after the election. So he's saying that people aren't allowed to show their anger at the govt at election time, only before/after an election!