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[Blue Heart]

I think most people stayed at home.
So the margin could have been more. Be interesting in the summer if a tory seat is up for grabs.

Mmm. Tory vote dropped by 14,000, Labour's by 10,000. No evidence of Tories switching. We'll never know because the constituency boundaries are due to be changed before (presumably) the election in 2024.

Any win is a good win though!

 

[AsiaAsia82]

I wonder if Labour offered the pensions triple lock for the salaries of nurses, fire service or any of the vital services we’d be more likely to win the next election.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

 

[Thomasc]

Just seen this, happier times

 

[TommyDavo]

Just seen this, happier times

Then lost the election

 

[Thomasc]

Then lost the election

Due to thickos blaming them for the financial crash

 

[Rita_Poon]

Just seen this, happier times

@Mr. White

 

[TommyDavo]

Due to thickos blaming them for the financial crash

And the same could be said for people blaming this government for fuel increases for instance

 

[Thomasc]

And the same could be said for people blaming this government for fuel increases for instance

How about all the other stuff?
Covid corruption
Sunak overpaying 11 billion off the debt.
Truss emergency budget which wiped billions.
4 chancellors in 2 months lol
The worst and most corrupt, law breaking and serial lying PM in living memory (for some of us)
Broken NHS
Poverty and increase in food banks

Need I go on? Or are you a big fan of all those things,

 

[TommyDavo]

How about all the other stuff?
Covid corruption
Sunak overpaying 11 billion off the debt.
Truss emergency budget which wiped billions.
4 chancellors in 2 months lol
The worst and most corrupt, law breaking and serial lying PM in living memory (for some of us)
Broken NHS
Poverty and increase in food banks

Need I go on? Or are you a big fan of all those things,

Sorry, did I touch a nerve?
Forget that, I’m just saying not everything is cut and dried.

 

[Moomin]

And the same could be said for people blaming this government for fuel increases for instance

Compared to the rest of Europe our increases have been more substantial to say the least.

 

[Rita_Poon]

And the same could be said for people blaming this government for fuel increases for instance

Take it on for it's demerits.

Who nationalised british gas and the energy sector?
who sold the north sea deposits abroad?
who cut the warm-homes grant?
who has single handedly curtailed the renewables movement (with personal payments from big oil?)
who has dragged their feet over environmental issues resulting in deaths? (clean air bill)

putin putin putin.

Shambles!

 

[Thomasc]

Sorry, did I touch a nerve?

I’m mildly incandescent

 

[TommyDavo]

Take it on for it's demerits.

Who nationalised british gas and the energy sector?
who sold the north sea deposits abroad?
who cut the warm-homes grant?
who has single handedly curtailed the renewables movement (with personal payments from big oil?)
who has dragged their feet over environmental issues resulting in deaths? (clean air bill)

putin putin putin.

Shambles!

Compared to the rest of Europe our increases have been more substantial to say the least.

Now @Moomin thats the sort of considered response that requires addressing and possibly covered by @Rita_Poon

 

[Rita_Poon]

Sorry, did I touch a nerve?
Forget that, I’m just saying not everything is cut and dried.

You don't mind rolling the clock back to the sub-prime failure of 2008 and how it was all 'labours fault' then...

Please, in your own time....