bluethrunthru
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I think you misheard - what was actually said is that he is preparing to assemble a cabinet
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General Election - 4th July 2024
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I think you misheard - what was actually said is that he is preparing to assemble a cabinet
Churchlawtonblue
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Really. Perhaps you should educate yourself as to what the PM s job involves. Then ask yourself what the tens of thousands of Jaguar Land-rover employees in the UK would have preferred and why? I will leave that one to you.Lmao funniest shit I've read on here today.
gordondaviesmoustache
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The devil we know is the main reason we are in this fucking sorry state.In my view it would be chaos. Any billionaire could set up a party and get a majority or a sizeable influence at least, we'd end up like America, richest guy wins.
Better the devil you know. At the end of the day there were only 4 constituencies that said they preferred the Reform candidate over any of the others on the ballot paper, what votes they got in places where they polled less than the victor are irrelevant. Under full PR they would have over 90 more, who would they be representing?
It would have decimated their support last night if they had.Most depressing thing about this election is that is that Labour knew full well they’d win by a landslide. I can’t understand why they didn’t make the central tenant of their manifesto a re-entry to either the EU or the EU Lite to allow free movement of labour and trade.
They say they want to make Brexit work. It can’t work, it’s fucking stupid.
I agree with you but that was never going to happen.
Bodicoteblue
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Shouldn’t be allowed near young mindsThink he'll go back to teaching?
Churchlawtonblue
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I specifically said it wasn't a priority , I made the point it was a small error. Did I not??That’s definitely a priority for the country that mate. Christ alive
Scottyboi
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Really. Perhaps you should educate yourself as to what the PM s job involves. Then ask yourself what the tens of thousands of Jaguar Land-rover employees in the UK would have preferred and why? I will leave that one to you.
I live down the road from the Bentley factory they are sickened by you assuming Jaguar Land rover should be the first choice. Small time.
Alan Harper's Tash
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99.9% of the country won’t have noticed what car he was in, let alone cared about it.Really. Perhaps you should educate yourself as to what the PM s job involves. Then ask yourself what the tens of thousands of Jaguar Land-rover employees in the UK would have preferred and why? I will leave that one to you.
BlueHammer85
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Most depressing thing about this election is that is that Labour knew full well they’d win by a landslide. I can’t understand why they didn’t make the central tenant of their manifesto a re-entry to either the EU or the EU Lite to allow free movement of labour and trade.
They say they want to make Brexit work. It can’t work, it’s fucking stupid.
It's a good point but looking at the Reform numbers... think how many more and possibly more seats would they have won had they had the chance to say Labour will take us back into the EU!
bluethrunthru
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I live down the road from the Bentley factory they are sickened by you assuming Jaguar Land rover should be the first choice. Small time.
That will be the Bentley car maker owned by VW of Germany which runs VAG sourced W12 engines?