Current Affairs The Conservative Party

[Jebus_lives]

Always maintained the housings market is key to political success. Especially now the normally insulated middle classes are in the mire with faster than expected interest rate rises.

The argument has always been "you can trust us to steady the ship, be responsible, do the right thing for the economy" through conservative policies.

The current government have taken an already volatile economic situation, applied a radical ideological policy to it, and watched it quickly cause catastrophic damage and are pretending it's normal.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The argument has always been "you can trust us to steady the ship, be responsible, do the right thing for the economy" through conservative policies.

The current government have taken an already volatile economic situation, applied a radical ideological policy to it, and watched it quickly cause catastrophic damage and are pretending it's normal.

Only in name Conservative Party. It's well on the path to being the Libertarian party. Small state if it must, low tax, low regulation be that employment protection to health and safety of us all.

On the path of deregulated UK. What we are experiencing is just an appartif next is starters and then main course pudding and cheeses board.

Many thanks to those fools who voted Tory this is on you. We are all getting done now

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Funnily enough, businesses say that inflation is their biggest concern, not receiving big tax cuts

CFOs See Higher Costs and Lack of Skilled Labor; Reduce Outlook for Growth

Quarterly survey polls chief financial officers

www.fuqua.duke.edu

 

[davids]

That didn't impact on people's homes, jobs, future.

True but the money lost that they haven't been called to account for has added to the present financial crisis. Then you have the 10 billion plus on the NHS IT scheme that didn't stop them being re-elected.Getting closer to the election the right wing press will ramp up the stories of Starmer letting Savile off the hook blah blah blah.

 

[davids]

"I'm Ready for Rishi...are you?"

Only if he has a Green Card... oops ?

 

[Jebus_lives]

True but the money lost that they haven't been called to account for has added to the present financial crisis. Then you have the 10 billion plus on the NHS IT scheme that didn't stop them being re-elected.Getting closer to the election the right wing press will ramp up the stories of Starmer letting Savile off the hook blah blah blah.

Can't see it.

 

[Jebus_lives]

 

[davids]

Bank of England, binning the English Goverment.

*Scenes

Any other week it’s enough to bring down a Government, surely that can’t happen after a couple of weeks…...

Profumo spinning in his grave.

 

[davids]

Can't see it.

I'd hope not,but the popularity Corbyn had with the youth disappeared when the Daily Mail etc got to work.

 

[dublinbluenose]

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[Marius57]

So what is the play to remove her? As lots of Tory MPs already coking out with scathing comments etc.

Letters of no confidence with the 1922 committee changing the rules again (as isnt it something like no challenge in the first 12 months currently?)? So another leadership debate.

Labour tabling parliamentary motion of no confidence? (Do parliamentary rules allow them to do that so soon?)

Truss making the decision herself and stepping down, leading to another leadership debate.

 

[mightymoyes]

It’s actually a genius level strategy working out, the tories are deliberately destroying everything and know they will lose the next election, they’re happy to let labour have a term in charge where they are unable to rectify the damage done as it will take much longer than 1 term to fix this mess. The thick voters will then say “oh labour have been in for 5 years and haven’t fixed everything, let’s get the tories back” … and then we suffer another 3 terms of tories fiscally raping us all except for their very rich mates. It’s playing the long game.

the thing is, their utter incompetence poses a danger to the world economy, i imagine the CIA are currently working on a plan to take them out (which they'll probably botch too).

 

[tsubaki]

So what is the play to remove her? As lots of Tory MPs already coking out with scathing comments etc.

Letters of no confidence with the 1922 committee changing the rules again (as isnt it something like no challenge in the first 12 months currently?)? So another leadership debate.

Labour tabling parliamentary motion of no confidence? (Do parliamentary rules allow them to do that so soon?)

Truss making the decision herself and stepping down, leading to another leadership debate.

She steps down as PM but stays as leader of the Tory Party = no leadership election. There is a precedent for that as well.

 

[tsubaki]

if that is true and they are still refusing to appear / do anything, they'll be gone by the weekend - you can ruin jobs, homes and whatnot but crash pension funds and they will come after you