A new leader of the DUP but no new thinking
Anyone listening to Edwin Poots on Radio Ulster on Friday morning for any signs of a new direction or new thinking from the ‘new’ leader of the current largest unionist party will have been sorely disappointed.
It was quite depressing — the face has changed but that’s all.
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Harry Patterson, Castlecaulfield
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