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spinner1000 | 17:36 Fri 18th Feb 2005 | History
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Who was nicknamed the 'Houdini' of polititics?
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David Trimble for Ulster politics and Tony Blair for British politics.
17:46 Fri 18th Feb 2005
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this is a long shot but from the back of my memory something shouts eamon de valera, or certainly an irish politician.

 

likely completely wrong.

19:32 Fri 18th Feb 2005
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I thought it was Disraeli.
13:42 Sun 20th Feb 2005
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Tony Blair is known as the Houdini of Politics
18:04 Sun 20th Feb 2005
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lol I'm guessing it has been much used by tired hacks . . .
21:27 Sun 20th Feb 2005
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Didn't Houdini come after Disraeli?
10:59 Mon 21st Feb 2005
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Tony Bliar could talk his way out of a paper bag - so it must be him!
12:08 Tue 22nd Feb 2005
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Hi smudge - take it your mis-spelling of Blair is deliberate hee hee!
17:30 Tue 22nd Feb 2005
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Oh of course libertie! :0)
17:41 Tue 22nd Feb 2005
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Peter Mandelson would be a good bet - been sacked twice and he still gets to be European Commissioner!
05:51 Wed 23rd Feb 2005
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Precisely!

20:21 Wed 23rd Feb 2005

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