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Not necessarily.. they don’t HAVE to go to the people for another year or 18 months so why on Earth risk anything now .. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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I've set out to work for and campaign for a Labour win since the 2015 election. I don't care what it may be. Labour as easily largest party with either Lib Dem support or SNP just NOT willing to bring Labour down to risk the Cons back in. My preference would be a comfortable 30 to 40 overall majority. I don't really like massive landslide wins as majorities with far less than 50% of votes cast. As I've said, I don't believe these extremely high leads for Labour plus I KNOW a lot of support is not FOR Starmer's Labour but much more against any recent or new Con leader's Cons. It is true as you stated, a government presiding over economic problems/ chaos 2 to 3 years from an election usually gets punished whenever the next election comes. I hope you are right and I'll be one of the first to point out you were when this lot get hopefully absolutely turfed out. No matter the time the Cons now force the electorate to have to wait for in order to get their say on this shambolic mess. |
I always thought forcing him out was a major act of self harm for the party and the country and so it's happened. He's a once in a generation politician who still commands a lot of support across a significant segment of the population.
I'm not sure he commands enough support in the party to govern effectively though. Hopefully him and Sunak come to some sort of deal |
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Like I said elsewhere all the main characters who backstabbed Boris very quickly benefited greatly from his departure . It was clearly a well organised coup with all the main roles shared out between the main perpetrators Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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I thought I had a vivid imagination Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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But the same applies to Labour Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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But look who wanted him out .. a load of incompetent imbeciles Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Boris has pulled out. If he'd done that a few more times, he wouldn't have to deny some of his children exist.
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What a fabulously , level headed take on things Can you imagine what things would have been like with Starmer , Angela bladdy , Rayner , Jonathan Ashworth , Anneliese Dodds , David Lammy , Lisa Nandy .. probably even flamin’ Diane Abbott in charge of all the things Boris had to cope with ., Boris is getting blamed for our economy when the whole world economy is buggered Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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It seems that you have conveniently forgotten all the dark days under previous Labour governments Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Links to any of this wobbling ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
Good that this odious creep isn't standing.
Good riddance again to him from me. |
I actually hope there is a general election and Labour win
I cannot wait to come in here to see you lot defending them on a daily basis .. as Labour mess everything up big time :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Just wait and watch .. Labour haven’t been able to get their own party in order .. even though they’ve had nothing but that to do for the last 12 years Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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I actually agree although for different reasons. Starmer is too weak to do anything other than continue tory policies. His interview on Kuenssberg this morning shows that he is laying the groundwork for the austerity that tories are already committed to. |
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If you fail to see any wrongdoing they ever do then that's up to you. But the conservatives have proved time and time again that it's every man for themselves,they don't give a damn about the general public. And they will continue to lie and manipulate and run this country into the ground. Truss quitting after just 44 days will go down in history as one of the most embarrassing pathetic moments in politics . Seriously the whole party is a joke . You bringing up Labour ..reminds me of when people use to slag Obama down in American politics despite the fact it was Trump who had been in power at the time for the past few years. People see what they want to see . You can't keep bringing up previous politicians whilst ignoring current very real problems. It just doesn't make sense ,and it feels like a deflection tactic . They will blindly defend and support whoever they want. Knock yourself out and continue to feel sorry for Boris all you want with rose tinted glasses . But Joey put it best when he described him as a ODIOUS CREEP . I will never like Boris after everything he's done , he has ZERO morals ...... I WOULDN'T trust him AN INCH. |
I said it before and ill say it again, Jess Phillips is the future of Labour and someone who would suit the PM job perfectly
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I have lived through both Labour and Tory governments and neither have benefitted me much. I have never revealed on here which way I vote, ever, so you have no idea which party I vote for. The fact that I can't stand Johnson has nothing to do with my memory, thank you very much. |
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