The health white paper, which supposedly abolishes the NHS internal market while in fact building on it, is the latest example of this tendency.
The health white paper published in mid-December supposedly abolishes the limited amount of competition between hospitals introduced by the previous Conservative government.
Why? Supposedly because the academy abolished long summer vacations.
Agriculture was disrupted as private property was abolished and people were forced into supposedly self-sufficient communes.
GPs will manage the £70bn budget overseen by the soon-to-be abolished primary care trusts (PCTs) and will supposedly make choices on where money goes.
Supposedly, prostitution, concubinage, bride-selling, slavery and drug addiction were abolished.
Curiously, when expressed in heterologous system, Kv1.3-mediated cells proliferation was unaffected in a poreless mutant (albeit sensitive to supposedly sole open-pore blockers, MgTx and PAP-1) but abolished in a mutant with altered voltage gating [ 157].
Unlike the supposedly unbreakable pledge to abolish tuition fees, personally signed by Mr Clegg, this time round there are, in reality, no Liberal Democrat red lines.
