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[GrandOldTeam]

So not "proved" at all, then.

Well, yes.

See institute of fiscal studies.

 

[neil999]

Prepare thoselfs for an almighty lib dem surge

 

[Tubey]

This is painful from May. Embarrassing. She's being openly laughed at.

 

[tsubaki]

Well, yes.

See institute of fiscal studies.

er - no. For a start, the IFS assessment of the manifesto came in May (so before the election), not after it.

 

[orchard]

er - no. For a start, the IFS assessment of the manifesto came in May (so before the election), not after it.

A lot of senior economists supported Labour's proposals as a stimulus to recover our economy,including Stiglitz.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

er - no. For a start, the IFS assessment of the manifesto came in May (so before the election), not after it.

???

Makes no odds.

The point being;

I think there should be something implemented that in effect forces manifesto commitment to be binding.

Both labours/conservatives proved complete nonsense.

You asked why Labours was, it was fiscal fantasy land - reaffirmed by IFS, and independent think tanks.

Just because they weren't elected, it doesn't mean you can't call it out.

 

[orchard]

This is painful from May. Embarrassing. She's being openly laughed at.

Worse than seeking refuge in a church?

 

[orchard]

Sterling in free-fall?!

 

[tsubaki]

???

Makes no odds.

The point being;



You asked why Labours was, it was fiscal fantasy land - reaffirmed by IFS, and independent think tanks.

Just because they weren't elected, it doesn't mean you can't call it out.

Of course it does. You said that it was proved wrong; it wasnt - they didn't win, and the IFS criticism came out before the election anyway. People got to vote on it with all the information.

 

[tsubaki]

Sterling in free-flowing?!

THAT GUN TATTOOED RAT

 

[Tubey]

One of Corbyn's best ever performances at the stand.

 

[tsubaki]

One of Corbyn's best ever performances at the stand.

Everything he said was spot on. May responds with "I didn't hear a question in there".

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Everything he said was spot on. May responds with "I didn't hear a question in there".

Indeed I fell about laughing at that the irony, if she would answer a question anyway!

 

[Ruairi77]

Probably an out of touch question but does May not win a vote of no confidence?
With the likes of airbus threaten to move jobs, will economics not dictate policy and a majority of conservatives will swing behind a soft Brexit?
She's a weak leader but she probably has more support than the hard brexit Tories have. They also know that if they force a GE, there's a huge chance they'll be on the opposition benches so that wont happen.
It seems like they are handing May the chance to reshape her cabinet to suit a soft Brexit.
I can't see what their plan is, unless hard brexit has more support among tories.

 

[Khalekan]

This entire shambles could’ve been avoided if David Cameron hadn’t cowtowed to UKIP.

It’s not as if they’d even have won any votes anyway.

This.

Cameron is the root cause of the political chaos being wrought and increasingly likely financial disaster soon to be wrought on this country by rabid Brexiteers and this whole mad fiasco.