[reece(:]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Had Labour won a year ago, or we'd had a coalition and all this failure and wrongs been done by them, I'd be just about done totally with them.

Blind support of any Party is a sad and dangerous road in my view.

Fully agree, and I feel like Labour have also made many wrong moves through this pandemic. Such as abstaining in votes and failing to provide full opposition at crucial times. They've also advocated schools staying open and being re-opened at the earliest opportunity in January.

Both parties are letting the country down, although Tories FAR more so.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Fully agree, and I feel like Labour have also made many wrong moves through this pandemic. Such as abstaining in votes and failing to provide full opposition at crucial times. They've also advocated schools staying open and being re-opened at the earliest opportunity in January.

Both parties are letting the country down, although Tories FAR more so.

I agree with all that.
I didn't really agree with schools opening fully the way they have been too.

I rarely agree with abstentions in parliament too.
I think it sends a weak message.
Which Johnson was able to capitalise on.

Mind you, he'd have got a shock had Labour and the SNP voted against his plans..
As they'd have been likely defeated.

Of course on the being fair side, one Party has all the data, analysis, scientific and health advice.
To help make decisions on.
The other Party hasn't, in fact all other Parties haven't.