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So the Labour Party received loans which
didn't need to be declared unlike donations which did. (This gripe
is not about the peerages bestowed on the donors. Tony said that was
above board and he never lies, so it must be.)
No. This is more of a question, really.
By definition, a loan is something you repay. (Obviously the terms
of repayment can be very lenient, but the word "loan" implies that
there will be a repayment). My question is: How did Labour propose
to repay these loans?
No, I didn't think so either!
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