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General Election June 8th
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hilts
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It's to your eternal credit that you manage to rise above that.
Because in this instance poverty is being spouted by the left on here. I have already stated that May is a daft woman classy guy that I am and that I can't vote for the Tories.
I have a particular dislike of corbyn because he is lauded by some as an honest politician, he isn't close. The Tories are the same as they have always been, there isn't much new to discuss about them. I thought Cameron may have shown a softer side, alas he didn't
Ricster
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I've just read that May has said there is no link between foreign policy and terrorism? She will be telling us next there is no tomatoes in tomato soup.
And people still want her to run this country?
Cuts of the police force after the worst terror attack in years.
Closing of NHS hospitals.
Social care scandal.
The NI u-turn in the budget.
She is as incompetent as Gordon Brown
And people still want her to run this country?
Cuts of the police force after the worst terror attack in years.
Closing of NHS hospitals.
Social care scandal.
The NI u-turn in the budget.
She is as incompetent as Gordon Brown
Because in this instance poverty is being spouted by the left on here.
With the greatest respect, it's hardly likely to be spouted by the right on here.
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It's to your eternal credit that you manage to rise above that.
So true.
To his credit he's held back from talking about the deserving and undeserving poor, so there may be hope for him yet.
hilts
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With the greatest respect, it's hardly likely to be spouted by the right on here.
It is hardly likely to be spouted by any sitting government left or right. As we all know a manifesto by any opposition party is pretty easy. Take the 10 quid minimum wage. Fabulous idea on paper but doomed to failure like tax credits. As an ideal the labour manifesto is hard to disagree with but too many think it's not realistic.
It is hardly likely to be spouted by any sitting government left or right. As we all know a manifesto by any opposition party is pretty easy. Take the 10 quid minimum wage. Fabulous idea on paper but doomed to failure like tax credits. As an ideal the labour manifesto is hard to disagree with but too many think it's not realistic.
True mate, but personally I'm willing to take a gamble on an idealistic manifesto as opposed to the harsh realities of the current regime.
hilts
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So true.
To his credit he's held back from talking about the deserving and undeserving poor, so there may be hope for him yet.
As I have said in another thread happy clappers are of no use in any debate. Your opinions are set in stone, you will not change so why converse. This thread would have the same posters mainly as the last general election. We don't have a paralell universe to compare so none of us will ever be proven right.
If you look at the Iraq debacle and how the right slates Blair for it in what world can they get away with that shit? They do though. We have a policy from the Tories on social care which is a labour type policy all day long. What do labour do? Stick up for rich folk. Why? Just because the Tories came up with it. There are no winners here folks.
hilts
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True mate, but personally I'm willing to take a gamble on an idealistic manifesto as opposed to the harsh realities of the current regime.
The problem is the voters who have the power are doing fine so they won't gamble. Politically we are in a very strange place.
We have a policy from the Tories on social care which is a labour type policy all day long
That's a bit disingenuous.
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