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![]() Gillian Tett FT reporter Live in NYC. Was asked Live on Ch4HDnews about Jacob Rees-Mogg saying this morning it's all about International Interest Rates Gillian said that's "Bollocks" Ch4HDnews apologised for her use of that word. What a Funky Lady Last edited by arista; 12-10-2022 at 06:39 PM. |
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The pound is going to dive even further tomorrow after truss insisted there would be no cuts in public spending. There are only a couple of ways the government can balance the books and cutting taxes and borrowing is not one of them
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Truss is in a dire situation. If the markets tumble over the next week she could be gone
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Actually I wanted Sunak or Mordaunt - either of whom should have been chosen anyway. I am still staggered any right thinking person could have looked at Truss and seen a PM. She is 'at best' a primary school teacher. That's it. BUT, it looks like Sunak or Mordaunt might be taking the reigns of power. What a God-Send.
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tory mp's have accepted that they are going to lose the next election so they are now in damage control. If they get rid of Truss now they may lose 50 seats, if they leave her in place they will likely lose more than 150. She is done
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Sunak and Mordant being lined up apparently
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If it was the first change of PM from the last election it could be possible to look okay.
The pressure I think is likely to be applied to Truss to resign rather than a clearer forcing out. The members too would be livid NOT to get their say again. Changes to electing a leader is what's needed and I do think in ALL Parties it's the MPs we elect who should choose their leader in parliament. I still think to change not just leader but PM again twice while in power should not be acceptable to the electorate. It just would stink to high heaven. In opposition sort things out if they can be and elect as many leaders as they like. In government however, where continuity and competence is essential. It shouldn't be right for any Party to be playing about like this with leaders and the high office of Prime Minister. Last edited by joeysteele; 14-10-2022 at 09:43 AM. |
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