Didn't have the pleasure, but he sounds like Starmer stole his girlfriend or something.
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Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
The feck you on about?
I'm a socialist who'd walk infront of a moving train before voting Tory (Red or Blue) or Reform you lying cnut.The Tories are dead and buried, the only takeaway from today's budget is that austerity is here to stay before and after the next GE.
The lady doth protest too muchThe feck you on about?
The Tories are dead and buried, the only takeaway from today's budget is that austerity is here to stay before and after the next GE.
Thanks, BNP member who thinks we should deport everyone with a foreign sounding name.
That's how this works right, you can just make any old shit up about someone that has no basis in reality with just a cursory look at their posts on this forum?
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they really pulled it out of the bag with the british isa. will be moving 5k there as soon as i can.
Labour's social media team posting silly memes all day. Not going down too well.
Yeah, all anyone is talking about is the Labour party social media content right now.
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David Cameron was asked for his greatest achievement. He replied Rachel Reeves.
Playing all the Tory hits
It’s even worse though, when you think about it. As bad as Cameron was in terms of austerity and his gamble on the EU referendum, he was still very socially liberal for a Tory. I honestly can’t see Starmer doing anything as progressive as gay marriage, because he’s terrified of how it will play in the ‘red wall’.
That was the Lib Dem influence, and it was/is where the UK is at socially so amending the legislation to reflect that is an easy thing to do.
Liz Truss's manic money tree.
Tbf Cameron could only do that because he got help from Labour votes in parliament. But yeah Wes Streeting have already talked about segregating healthcare for trans people so can’t expect any social liberal policy.
Centre “left”/liberals tend to try to prove themselves as loyal subjects to the British ruling class. Which could result in a Starmer led Labour government pushing for policies further to the right than any Tories government.
Tax cuts for some. Miniature Union Jack's for others!
Impressive she manages to say that without even a smirk.
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Her answer to everything is cut benefits and force the disabled back to into work.
The Labour position is that this is primarily being driven by poor funding to the NHS leading to backlogs in waiting lists.
Is that right?
That video is just depressing. It's literally the Tory mantra regurgitated.
Labour 2024 are further right than Cameron’s 2010 Tories. Show me a shred of evidence otherwise.
Yeah but they're not called the Conservative Party and that's really all that matters.
Tories without the cronyism seems to be the campaign message and they will change if they get into power. I absolutely believe they will too. I’ve seen the donations that they’ve be accepting from big oil and the gambling industry and the water companies so what’s different about Labour that means they will resist the cronyism?
TIL David Cameron was a good PM.
Labour want to make people healthy.
Caf: fecking red Tories!
Caf: fecking red Tories!
10% lobbyist is a fairly low number I would have thought.
Can you quote where you read that?
If she's as small minded as you are surely that's the case. Of course, in the UK we could work towards improving working conditions and working and career opportunities for the disabled both in and out of the workplace, but hey politicians are a microcopy of the population, so she's probably talking about what you're talking about.
Indeed, I thought all MP's were supposed to be lobbyists, ....on behalf of their constituents.
I suppose if some constituents in any particular area are very wealthy and want to support their local MP, they might offer donations, especially if the donation is offered by the wealthy Chair of a registered not for profit Charity, based in the said constituency.
Well, it has a veneer of truth!!
Cameron was personally in favour of it, despite many Tories still being opposed. That’s the point I’m making - Starmer/Reeves, on the current evidence, would never be so bold, as they won’t appear to stand for anything other than getting into power.
Cutting first and then maybe some funding if the cutting works(Which it never does).
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This current version of Labour are the greatest thing to happen to anyone with Tory values who can look beyond the colour of the rosette.
Shy Tories. They can now openly vote for Tory policies and try to claim the moral high ground as well.
I'm glad National Insurance will be scrapped. It probably does nothing anyway and can be paid for by getting scroungers back to work.
Hope you aren't expecting a pension from the government when you retire then
Another rat jumping the proverbial. Hope she rots in hell.
Theresa May to stand down as MP at next election
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68509239
Theresa May to stand down as MP at next election
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68509239
Beautiful
To be honest, I think people younger than and including millennials shouldn't be expecting a state pension.