Talk:Lester Bird
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I do not recall Lester Bird's ALP being a minority government in 1993. It could have happened, but the members of his party who were making the threat (Longford Jeremy and Gaston Browne) were appeased by getting a ministerial portfolio and getting Asot Michael's portfolios removed respectively.
- There seems to me to be a great deal unsaid on this page. I appreciate he is still alive, and so one must be careful to support any comments that are made, but much of the publicity surrounding Bird over the last few years do not appear to even be touched upon here. --Legis (talk - contributions) 14:03, 19 March 2007 (UTC)
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