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Spot on Jim.
It was a joke, as I have seen all your posts in the tory thread calling them out for not having released a manifesto etc.
I see it clearly.
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It was a joke, as I have seen all your posts in the tory thread calling them out for not having released a manifesto etc.
I see it clearly.
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They will most likely win it and they won't offer status quo.
It's Miliband baby this Green policy and him and Starmer are bread and butter pals. If we had Milliband screaming from roof tops
about betrayal i would worry . All Starmer has done is disable another attack line of where the monies is coming from, taxation or borrowing that Tories and supposedly none Tories are happy to exploit.
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uh oh.
"When Donald Trump was in office, he blamed the “deep state” – a shadowy elite – for his inability to govern. Now he justifies the dictatorial powers he intends to seize with the need to “destroy the deep state”."
"fundamentally I was not given a realistic chance to enact my policies by a very powerful economic establishment, coupled with a lack of political support" - liz truss.
"fundamentally I was not given a realistic chance to enact my policies by a very powerful economic establishment, coupled with a lack of political support" - liz truss.
Is cameron the last pm that walked the plank of his own accord? (he gave the eu referendum, it didn't go his way and he bailed out to avoid further flack - I am aware he was out to save himself)
may got served with the crap sandwich cameron had left and the stooges around her shafted her (Windrush should have disqualified her anyhow and she should be sat in a cell)
Up stepped boris and his many buses and more bluster, eventually forced out by the jackals he'd once led, to many scandals spoilt the broth, citing Cincinnatus no less and going on holiday for a few months.
They whittle down the contestants to truss (former big gobbed lib demmer) and sunak (tory personnel since 2015, he was 34 years old - under secretary of state for just over a year 2018-2019, then chief secretary to the treasury 2019-20, then chancellor 2020-22, now pm - meteoric rise underplays this advancement), smelling a very quick comeback boris jets over to be in the mix, yet truss got the nod. She blamed the wokerati and liberals and shadowy finance types.
[blair is on tv now, that automated smile still sticks but the rest of his face is very tired of it.][edit: And I don't know what tory spaff slurper nick robinson is sat on, but it's bringing tears to his very bulging eyes]
may got served with the crap sandwich cameron had left and the stooges around her shafted her (Windrush should have disqualified her anyhow and she should be sat in a cell)
Up stepped boris and his many buses and more bluster, eventually forced out by the jackals he'd once led, to many scandals spoilt the broth, citing Cincinnatus no less and going on holiday for a few months.
They whittle down the contestants to truss (former big gobbed lib demmer) and sunak (tory personnel since 2015, he was 34 years old - under secretary of state for just over a year 2018-2019, then chief secretary to the treasury 2019-20, then chancellor 2020-22, now pm - meteoric rise underplays this advancement), smelling a very quick comeback boris jets over to be in the mix, yet truss got the nod. She blamed the wokerati and liberals and shadowy finance types.
[blair is on tv now, that automated smile still sticks but the rest of his face is very tired of it.][edit: And I don't know what tory spaff slurper nick robinson is sat on, but it's bringing tears to his very bulging eyes]
It's not attacking, it's holding them to account.
People expect the labour party to represent them, so when that doesn't happen people will voice their concerns.
They're letting down a lot of people so far. We just don't want to see that continue into government because the long term impact will be disastrous for the country.
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Looks like the majority of people are still behind Starmers Labour.
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Oh, that makes everything alright then.
Viva Starmer. When have the Great British public ever been wrong.
Viva Starmer. When have the Great British public ever been wrong.
Looks like the majority of people are still behind Starmers Labour.
Who will win the 2024 UK general election?
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Lets hope the majority of them people don't pull a Starmer and do a U turn when it comes to the General Election.
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