SDLP ‘silent partners’ in unionist deal – Murphy
Sinn Féin MP Conor Murphy has today accused the SDLP of being ‘silent partners’ in the unionist electoral pact.

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This is a very strange statement, are political opponents not suppose to be spoilers? The fact the Unionists are drawing up sectarian pacts is no great shocks,after all the the inception of the state was a sectarian pact! To hear Sinn fein wanting to set up a pan nationalist front to confront the pan unionist front, is totally laughable; are there not ideological differences between the two nationalist parties or is this an admittance by Sinn fein, that that they have morphed into the SDLP? Just another example that the tribal politics of the six counties/North/Northern Ireland doesn’t work, sad that in the year 2015 we are still seeing the green and orange card being played. Insanity: “Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting the same results” – Albert Einstein
Is Conor Murphy for real talking about pacts? Have Sinn Fein not entered in a political pact with the DUP at Stormont?
Vetoing other parties attempted amendments to their anti-humane Welfore Reform?
Our Newry & Armagh SF MP should also reflect upon discrimination against our protestant neighbours was he not found guilty of this at a tribunal?