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[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Raab has jumped. Is anyone really surprised that this government is seeing such complaints? Grounded in public proclamations of a 'blob' or 'anti-growth coalition' that inhibits their agendas or needs reform, it is not hard to see why the ministers (Priti Patel, Gavin Williamson and now Raab) act out so badly. Of course, this does not detract from the clear character flaws these monsters have.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Raab has jumped. Is anyone really surprised that this government is seeing such complaints? Grounded in public proclamations of a 'blob' or 'anti-growth coalition' that inhibits their agendas or needs reform, it is not hard to see why the ministers (Priti Patel, Gavin Williamson and now Raab) act out so badly. Of course, this does not detract from the clear character flaws these monsters have.

"I also believe that its two adverse findings are flawed and set a dangerous precedent for the conduct of good government," lol
What planet are this lot on.
Will probably be made Home Secretary in a year or so.

 

[Charro]

The North East Red Wall had nothing to do with ‘levelling up’ etc and very much to do with racism and xenophobia. Has been an underlying problem there for years that the Tories have happily resurfaced. Labour thinks the northern constituencies will easily fall back to labour strongholds and they are very much mistaken.

These are the places the culture war is key and Labour have no clue how to play it.

 

[Moomin]

That North East red wall are now finding out what there Tory vote is worth. Levelling up Tory bank accounts.

Ben Houchen is well liked in the North East, some people are even touting him as a future leader of the Tory Party.

He stole that Seah factory from the Humber region last minute.

 

[mightymoyes]

so which incompetent, lying, clueless, nasty idiot from the never-ending supply is being lined up to replace raab?

 

[Kurt.]

 

[JimmyJeffers]

These are the places the culture war is key and Labour have no clue how to play it.

100%. Instead of trying to launch any kind of mature counter message they’ve taken to accusing the PM of not wanting to jail paedos.
If everton were a political party they’d be just like Labour. Completely useless.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

"I also believe that its two adverse findings are flawed and set a dangerous precedent for the conduct of good government," lol
What planet are this lot on.
Will probably be made Home Secretary in a year or so.

This is it. They all fall on their sword knowing they will be sneaked back in during the next reshuffle. Pointless him even resigning tbh

 

[COYBL25]

These are the places the culture war is key and Labour have no clue how to play it.

You`re spot on mate.

My brother inlaw, lives in a semi big town, off the East Coast of Yorkshire.

He`s educated, has a good job, as has his missus and they`re 100% behind Brexit, stopping migration and it would appear, that everyone else in his town and that area is the same.

That seems to be all the way up the East Coast of Yorkshire.

Another mate, lives in the Yorkshire Wolds, in quite a posh village, not far from Beverly.

That area is just the same, 100% behind Brexit and stopping the boats.

 

[COYBL25]

100%. Instead of trying to launch any kind of mature counter message they’ve taken to accusing the PM of not wanting to jail paedos.
If everton were a political party they’d be just like Labour. Completely useless.

Starmer is caught between a rock and hard place though.

How does he reel areas like East Yorkshire, Humberside, Teeside etc back in, when they still 100% back Brexit and stopping the boats ?

He`s got two choices, either pander to them for their votes or just write their votes off, which has the potential to push everyday, disaffected folk into the arms of the far right.

It`s a very delicate one.

 

[Jebus_lives]

You`re spot on mate.

My brother inlaw, lives in a semi big town, off the East Coast of Yorkshire.

He`s educated, has a good job, as has his missus and they`re 100% behind Brexit, stopping migration and it would appear, that everyone else in his town and that area is the same.

That seems to be all the way up the East Coast of Yorkshire.

Another mate, lives in the Yorkshire Wolds, in quite a posh village, not far from Beverly.

That area is just the same, 100% behind Brexit and stopping the boats.

Yorkshire seems to think that anyone but those born in Yorkshire shouldn't be allowed in the country.

Odd place.

 

[roydo]

Yorkshire seems to think that anyone but those born in Yorkshire shouldn't be allowed in the country.

Odd place.

Wasnt that long ago that only folk born within the 4 Ridings could play cricket for YCCC.

 

[COYBL25]

Yorkshire seems to think that anyone but those born in Yorkshire shouldn't be allowed in the country.

Odd place.

As my missus is a Yorkie and my old mate from the Wirral has lived there for a couple of decades, I`ve learnt to like the place.

It takes a while to get used to the bluntness and dourness of the people, but once you get used to them, you realise that they`ve actually got a pretty unique sense of humour ( dour ) and are decent people - stubborn, proud, but very loyal if they like you.

One thing I can`t get my head around though, is how tight they are lol

 

[COYBL25]

Wasnt that long ago that only folk born within the 4 Ridings could play cricket for YCCC.

Some village cricket, is still pretty much the same - if you`re not from the village / parish, you can`t be in the team.

 

[peteblue]

Bully boy Raab gone despite the gutless wonders best efforts to keep him

I’ve no issue with Raab going as I never rated him anyway. But there is concern that elements of the CS will use this type of concerted action against any minister of whom they disapprove…

Raabs defence of himself, while self serving, does include a few indicators of a stitch up…..

The people of Britain will pay the price for this Kafkaesque saga

Bullying inquiry sets a precedent for officials to target ministers and will paralyse government, claims former deputy prime minister

www.telegraph.co.uk