abelard
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I'm heading out so won't have time to give this the time it deserves, but thank you, very interesting post
cheers mate! don't give it any more time than it deserves, which, to be sure, is not all that much
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cheers mate! don't give it any more time than it deserves, which, to be sure, is not all that much
roydo
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I find it baffling that May is choosing issues that offer Labour an open goal.
Like, there is mileage in the winter fuel allowance being actually paid to folk who need it, rather than those who use it to pay for Christmas. But in the scheme of things, its loose change. And leads to the inevitable "Tories attacking the elderly" shouts from the oppo.
Daft. Not impressed with how they/she, have presented themselves so far. They should remember, conceit and assumptions about being in the position the polls apparently place them in, can bite them on the arse.
As a floater, yeah, I know, the LD and Labour are doing ok at making me look a bit closer at what they are saying. Without actually having to.
Like, there is mileage in the winter fuel allowance being actually paid to folk who need it, rather than those who use it to pay for Christmas. But in the scheme of things, its loose change. And leads to the inevitable "Tories attacking the elderly" shouts from the oppo.
Daft. Not impressed with how they/she, have presented themselves so far. They should remember, conceit and assumptions about being in the position the polls apparently place them in, can bite them on the arse.
As a floater, yeah, I know, the LD and Labour are doing ok at making me look a bit closer at what they are saying. Without actually having to.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/o...ort-and-aid-to-the-provisionals-35727183.html
This is why I can't bring myself to support Corbyn. There's enough neandrathals around here on all sides still trying to claim they were fully justified in the murders that they carried out, and having a PM who agreed with that doesn't sit well.
I look forward to a new labour leader who I can support.
This is why I can't bring myself to support Corbyn. There's enough neandrathals around here on all sides still trying to claim they were fully justified in the murders that they carried out, and having a PM who agreed with that doesn't sit well.
I look forward to a new labour leader who I can support.
Have the Tories got a bet on or something?
"How nasty can we be and still win?"
"How nasty can we be and still win?"
What an utterly appalling manifesto put forward by the Tories.
Christ.
Christ.
bring the ghost on
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Totally uninspiring and regressive.
bring the ghost on
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bring the ghost on
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ashwuk76
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Flippity flop all over the place. When is a policy not a policy? When it's an aim!! And they have the gall to have a go at labour for their policies.
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There's good stuff in pretty much every manifesto, there's even plenty of good ideas in the Tories and Lib Dems manifestos - but as a package, all 3 are pretty grim.
tsubaki
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Even in that laughably bad hit piece (describing McDonnell as a "Marxist Leninist Trotskyist" for instance, or saying that Corbyn "flaunted Gerry Adams in the House of Commons as his guest", when Adams had been elected as an MP the year before), there is nothing to suggest that Corbyn thought those murders were justified - let alone that he gave "aid and comfort" to the IRA.
Its a mishmash of links-to and spoke-to crap that would never be accepted in other circumstances, such as (for example) pointing out how many Tory MPs go on junkets to Saudi Arabia.
tsubaki
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The mad thing is that, even under a Tory government, its the state that will pay for new energy plants, water systems and the railway - we just won't own them afterwards.
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