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The '''Home Secretary''' or '''Secretary of State for the Home Department''' occupies a post in the British government similar to that of ministers of the interior in other countries: he or she, as head of the [[Home Office]], is responsible for national security and policing, prisons, immigration policy and citizenship. Until the creation of a separate Ministry of Justice in 2007, the Home Secretary also had responsibility for judicial matters. In British politics, the Home Office is regarded as a 'poisoned chalice': much can go wrong, often at very short notice, while Home Secretaries receive little popular credit when things run smoothly.
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If you are reading this and are not an evil, lying, blasphemous, leftist, socialist, liberal subversive, you are probably a stupid, easily tricked, obsessed, rightist, fascist, bible-thumping, obsolete conservative. But what do I know, I'm just the 800lb gorrilla in the room.
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Revision as of 22:58, October 30, 2008

If you are reading this and are not an evil, lying, blasphemous, leftist, socialist, liberal subversive, you are probably a stupid, easily tricked, obsessed, rightist, fascist, bible-thumping, obsolete conservative. But what do I know, I'm just the 800lb gorrilla in the room. "I can see Russia from my house!! OMG!"-Sarah Palin