bluethrunthru
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THE NASTY PARTY
Is increasing interest rates really the best thing to do to bring down inflation? The theory surely is to reduce spending and suppress demand, but demand is already suppressed by the cost of living (inflation) that's nothing to do with an unsustainable boom.
Tory plan is to get a six month period where things are steady lined up for before the next election. It's only after that interest rates will start kicking in for most people with mortgages. It will be a profound shock. It'll go downstream for people in rented accomodation. Only then we'll really discover the true cost of this approach.Is increasing interest rates really the best thing to do to bring down inflation? The theory surely is to reduce spending and suppress demand, but demand is already suppressed by the cost of living (inflation) that's nothing to do with an unsustainable boom.
Some of them think they will remain untouchable forever - they need to take a look at Johnson - once the layers of cover peel away your indiscretions come back to haunt yo - a Labour win at the next GE and thanks to MP's like Andy MacDonald and coverups will be rapidly exposed
I stop myself from saying this usually but she is one hell of a fat ****.
Tory K will be working miracles to promote the Tories on her show tomorrow.
Better get the bingo card ready...Steve Barclay is doing the rounds tomorrow - she will have her work cut out
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They’re not.These truly are the last days.
They’re not.
I employ a similar tactic - no wait my mistake I have not been caught speeding and have no points on my license - thats how I do it - the one speeding conviction I got in 1996 I just paid the fine took the points and declared it to my employers insurers
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Independent on Sunday Front Page 28th of May 2023 - Tomorrow's Papers Today!
Three Tory MPs have expensed driving fines, discloses The Independent.www.tomorrowspapers.co.uk