bluethrunthru
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Back in 2008. Not like them to live on past glories is it?
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Back in 2008. Not like them to live on past glories is it?
bluethrunthru
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all the fault of Twitter it seems
dadnlad
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one of the most important questions about trade markets was just washed over
jitsubluedan
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Labour lass being sidelined. Gets the one question from a Tory in the audience. The lord and the other right wing editor firefighting for Scully and the Tories.
Not sure I agree - Baron Bilimoria was pretty scathing of the Tories - his beer is shit but he was oddly the balance on the show I thought
She was sidelined but for me, wasn’t forceful enough with her answers. She allowed Scully to talk over her and just shook her head when she didn’t agree with him.
Also, and I’ve noticed this a lot in recent months; Fiona Bruce interrupts the Labour spokesperson whenever they’re making a good point. BBC serving its paymaster well.
Agree Baron Bilimoria was balanced and he spoke highly of Starmer on a personal level.
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Also thought the posh lady was well balanced, although a little erratic. Same for the businessman, which you’d expect. Bruce, though, seems to be very much into the Tories and cuts it off when it gets very negative. Maybe her background, and her first for the limelight.She was sidelined but for me, wasn’t forceful enough with her answers. She allowed Scully to talk over her and just shook her head when she didn’t agree with him.
Also, and I’ve noticed this a lot in recent months; Fiona Bruce interrupts the Labour spokesperson whenever they’re making a good point. BBC serving its paymaster well.
Agree Baron Bilimoria was balanced and he spoke highly of Starmer on a personal level.
Just a personal view.
MillionMilesAway
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First time I've heard a statement like the opener - that the audience is based on the Parliament balance, and also on local voting.
bluethrunthru
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First time I've heard a statement like the opener - that the audience is based on the Parliament balance, and also on local voting.
I thought it was funny how Richard Bacon did a better job of "hosting" QT for 45mins than Fiona Bruce has done in three and a half years
bluethrunthru
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Fair point well made
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lazerblue
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all the fault of Twitter it seems
i think the gasps from the audience were because they couldn't believe she came out with such a whopper on tv!
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Do you know her? Were you her mortgage advisor?i think the gasps from the audience were because they couldn't believe she came out with such a whopper on tv!
If not, how do you know more about her life than she does?
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lazerblue
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Don't know her but I know a whopper when I hear oneDo you know her? Were you her mortgage advisor?
If not, how do you know more about her life than she does?
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Of course you do. We all can, can’t we…Don't know her but I know a whopper when I hear one
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lazerblue
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Aye, especially one that bigOf course you do. We all can, can’t we…
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All you can do is not believe her, you can’t prove she is lying.Aye, especially one that big
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Surely a Tory would applaud someone lying to make a point?All you can do is not believe her, you can’t prove she is lying.
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It’s their default setting, but anything that paints them in a bad light is fake news.Surely a Tory would applaud someone lying to make a point?
Yep, if the party I supported had told me whoppers for the last decade I’d probably be able to spot one as well.
I suppose the difference is the lying cunts would no longer get my support whilst it seems the hardcore Cons don’t care and will give them their vote regardless.
Strange people.
I suppose the difference is the lying cunts would no longer get my support whilst it seems the hardcore Cons don’t care and will give them their vote regardless.
Strange people.
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lazerblue
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Never voted tory, always voted labour, the last time was for Blair and have never bothered since, I just happened to think she was telling porkies if that's ok with you or are we not allowed an opinionSurely a Tory would applaud someone lying to make a point?
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Of course you're allowed an opinion, but what are you basing it on? She said her mortgage had gone up and you don't know her so can't possibly know whether her claim is true. - Unless you work for a mortgage lender and know nobody has had such an increase.Never voted tory, always voted labour, the last time was for Blair and have never bothered since, I just happened to think she was telling porkies if that's ok with you or are we not allowed an opinion
bluethrunthru
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Of course you're allowed an opinion, but what are you basing it on? She said her mortgage had gone up and you don't know her so can't possibly know whether her claim is true. - Unless you work for a mortgage lender and know nobody has had such an increase.
Unless he was the lender making the offer...... in which case he's made a data protection breach lol