[smudgie]

Originally Posted by arista

Not before time.
Especially for the staff.

[MTVN]

One nation conservatism in action

Great to see

[arista]

A rare moment last week
ITV host forced them to shake hands
very American of her.................

[arista]

For Kizzy

[Kizzy]

That should be for everyone not just me... it needs drilling into everybody :/

[Kazanne]

Im about to see Boris in Telford, with his manifesto,lets get things done.

[arista]

Johnson PM is now Live.......

SkyNewsHD
BBCnewsHD
LBC radio
Radio 5

[Kizzy]

Wonder what lies he's told in that?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Wonder what lies he's told in that?

Unlike Labour
not alot in this Manifesto
59 pages.


[General election: Seven Brexiteers
at risk of losing seats
A new report projects a win
for the Tories, but a close‑run thing
for the likes of Dominic Raab
and Iain Duncan Smith]

The Times

[arista]

[arista]

[ A "triple tax lock", ruling out increases
in the headline rate of income tax and
National Insurance, as well as VAT, for five years

Raising the National Insurance
threshold to £9,500 in 2020,
with an ambition to raise it further to £12,500
Childcare: £250m a year, for at least three years
, plus a £250m capital spending boost,
for "wraparound" childcare - meaning
after school or during holidays
Environment: £6.3bn for upgrades
to homes, such as grants for
improving boilers and insulation
£500m a year for four years
for filling potholes - almost 10 times
the amount promised by the
party in an announcement in March

A new National Skills Fund of £600m
a year for five years.
Labour and the Liberal Democrats
have announced similar plans

Building "Northern Powerhouse Rail"
between Leeds and Manchester
and investing £28.8bn in
strategic and local roads]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50532000

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by arista

[ A "triple tax lock", ruling out increases
in the headline rate of income tax and
National Insurance, as well as VAT, for five years

Raising the National Insurance
threshold to £9,500 in 2020,
with an ambition to raise it further to £12,500
Childcare: £250m a year, for at least three years
, plus a £250m capital spending boost,
for "wraparound" childcare - meaning
after school or during holidays
Environment: £6.3bn for upgrades
to homes, such as grants for
improving boilers and insulation
£500m a year for four years
for filling potholes - almost 10 times
the amount promised by the
party in an announcement in March

A new National Skills Fund of £600m
a year for five years.
Labour and the Liberal Democrats
have announced similar plans

Building "Northern Powerhouse Rail"
between Leeds and Manchester
and investing £28.8bn in
strategic and local roads]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50532000

They all sound pretty positive to me , better to have fewer things you can get done than loads you cant ,now lets get it done , I think the hospital parking one will go down well and the pensions ones.

[arista]

18 days or so to change this .......

[Kizzy]

No chance ..as usual all they can bang on about is potholes! they are SO out of touch it's comical!!

[bots]

With all the uncertainty of brexit, no party is in a position to offer anything. How the lib dems can magic up money we don't have at the moment by staying in the EU is also a major mystery.

None of the parties can in all conscience promise any extra spending until we know the costs. How the tories can talk about a vibrant economy post brexit is beyond me.

[arista]

Labour Rude Nutter chasing a Conservative Candidate

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Labour Rude Nutter chasing a Conservative Candidate

I presume he meant white area rather than country

[arista]

Blair giving yet another speech
this morning
saying he thinks Conservative's will win
by saying Labour's Corbyn is not attractive to voters.


New Labour attacking Labour
yet again.

[bots]

Originally Posted by arista

Blair giving yet another speech
this morning
saying he thinks Conservative's will win
by saying Labour's Corbyn is not attractive to voters.


New Labour attacking Labour
yet again.

He has a point, having had an extended run in power. When labour actually get elected with far left policies, they can refute him, until then, he is the winner.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

He has a point, having had an extended run in power. When labour actually get elected with far left policies, they can refute him, until then, he is the winner.

A funded NHS
Rich paying their fair share
Looking after older people
An end to child poverty and food banks

= Far left. This is how the media move the dialogue along to skew things.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

A funded NHS
Rich paying their fair share
Looking after older people
An end to child poverty and food banks

= Far left. This is how the media move the dialogue along to skew things.

all of the above is BS wishful thinking, just soundbites

its just unrealistic twaddle that labour bleat on about since jesus was at primary school

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

all of the above is BS wishful thinking, just soundbites

its just unrealistic twaddle that labour bleat on about since jesus was at primary school

You've been well trained to never expect better. That's on you, not labour.

Get brexit done is not soundbyte, but rich paying their taxes is BS. OK.

[arista]

[arista]

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

We've gone from £350m/wk for the NHS which everyone now tells us they always knew was a lie, to £650m/wk and no one questions it.

An end to austerity in a post brexit, smaller economy doesn't seem plausible for the tory approach to governing.