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03-03-2023, 08:40 AM
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it's all part of the larger scheme to rehabilitate Boris so he can become leader again. The problem is, that the evidence against Boris doesn't go away, he still did what he did, he still lied to parliament and the people and that will never change
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03-03-2023, 11:51 AM
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Yes he is gone from power for good |
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03-03-2023, 10:26 AM
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Flag shagger.
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LOL... really, you couldn't make it up.
Actually, the whole staff set-up at the House of Commons needs looking at. A local MP of mine has promoted and promoted his secretary, she works at home and suits herself and another staff member who does go into the office every day does the donkey work. She has lately been promoted to Chief of Staff which carries a salary of around £50,000 taking all the benefits into account. So, the staff she is "chief" of numbers.... one. It also carries a HUGE pension. This is all paid from the public purse. The whole set-up needs a bit of scrutiny. |
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10-03-2023, 07:32 PM
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it's not a real breakfast without nitrous oxide
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11-03-2023, 11:57 AM
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Starmer won't fix anything. He's worthless.
He's already gone back on election promises and we're nowhere near an election yet. If Labour has any hope of winning that election, Keir Starmer and his discriples need to step down. They've done too much damage to voter trust. |
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14-03-2023, 01:54 PM
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Deny, Defend, Depose.
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31-03-2023, 06:56 AM
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31-03-2023, 09:54 AM
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Remembering Kerry
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Certainly. The Party itself overall still supports the aims of Corbyn policies however the reality again is in 2 elections they were liked but NOT voted for. Overall I do believe there'll be more competence, compassion and fairer policies after a Labour victory. However I admit totally there is NOT a great love for Starmer or even Labour still from the electorate. It is the failure, incompetence, heartlessness and insulting arrogance of the current leader of, previous leaders of, and the musical chairing of useless Ministers of this Con Party, which has likely got voters now more determined to get them out and see what Labour may do. These soundbites Starmer keeps putting out annoy me. He made a good speech 2 years ago at conference where he stated rather than slogans he'd prefer policies or real action. Now he's in the slogans trail moreso. Starmer is very fortunate indeed to be leader at this time, where voters now feel let down badly and see nothing much from this shambolic waste of space Con government that warrants them doing anything else than kicking the vast majority of them out. Therein lies a bigger problem and danger for Starmer and Labour because IF they become the government, then any even small failure or scandal will see the loss of a further opportunity for the foreseeable future probably. |
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14-03-2023, 02:10 PM
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14-03-2023, 02:31 PM
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Remembering Kerry
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Starmer has really annoyed me.
Mark Drakeford, the First Minister of Wales has called for Starmer to include PR as policy in the election. He states, that's not what matters at this time. He may not be saying that IF he lost the next election because without it as policy to be enacted, he could find he doesn't get anything like an overall majority in the next election. With it as policy, he'd walk the next election. How he dare ignore the massive overwhelming vote at conference for it last year is ridiculous. If any Party really wants to change politics and make it better, then PR is part of the answer. As ALL other Parties except the Cons, know it is and want it. Someone closer to Starmer please shake him up and wake him up to PR. |
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21-03-2023, 01:54 PM
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Remembering Kerry
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Groan!! Just in case there's anyone who hasn't heard numerous times that he was Director of Public Prosecutions. He's just reminded us again.  Think I'll have a nap. |
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