It's been "very close" for decades. Almost every child in the world continues to get the vaccine because the disease is technically still preset in the wild mountainous region of Pashtunistan... something tells me it's going to stay that way
I definitely think "peer" is the only right answer. Besides, the lords are law-makers; I'd say an MP (or someone who stands for election as one) is more of a politician than the lords are.
You could also blame immigration from Afghanistan/Pakistan. Not so brave? Anyway, it wasn't vaccination but isolation that managed to eradicate Polio from the ENTIRE Americas in the early 1980s. That includes 3rd world countries, like Haiti for instance. By the way, it's really not that deadly or contagious, hence we haven't heard much about these latest outbreaks. I don't think they will ever eliminate it because that would mean the end of the vaccine, which almost every child worldwide has been getting for decades (the when it was present only in the mountains of Pashtunistan)
I can live with that.
Whoops.
It's still not eradicated, but it's very very close.
I definitely think "peer" is the only right answer. Besides, the lords are law-makers; I'd say an MP (or someone who stands for election as one) is more of a politician than the lords are.
I was introduced to it as the name in the quiz.