Oh don’t worry guys, The PN enjoyed a 25 years of governance because voters could not bear lejber. After 25 years the measuring scales tilted for various reasons. There were many new voters who have never experienced lejber. It was obvious they go for change. Everything looked bright. But never forget or underestimate the young modern voter. When lejber starts to go outside the lines , no matter how many bill boards and how many tents and huts they build, The voter has the power, and just to remind you what happened in 1998. I sense a very high handed atmosphere in government since it enjoys 9 seats majority. They feel safe perched on that height. But what goes up always came down. No need for tangible examples. The new voter wants new jobs and Malta taghna ilkoll and all the niceties. But if taghna lkoll meant ( for the special few) just wait for the MEP elections and see where the majority swings.

I am sure it has, but that is small consolation for the rest of us.

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