I know you as the man who consistently makes the wrong choice when it comes to voting day. If there is a bad option that will guarantee a bad outcome you will vote for the fucker. Every time. It’s almost a gift.
I voted for Brexit due to TTIP and the impact it would have on our public services particularly the NHS. I’d vote leave tomorrow for exactly the same reasons. I will never change my mind on that.
It’s called being consistent and not being a hypocrite. You should try it sometime.
As I said. Wrong choice for the wrong reasons. Every time.
You’d vote leave tomorrow if we were still EU members to avoid a trade deal that was scrapped 5 years ago without ever being implemented?I voted for Brexit due to TTIP and the impact it would have on our public services particularly the NHS. I’d vote leave tomorrow for exactly the same reasons. I will never change my mind on that.
It’s called being consistent and not being a hypocrite. You should try it sometime.
That's just another way of saying someone disagrees with you, it happens ya big baby:-)I know you as the man who consistently makes the wrong choice when it comes to voting day. If there is a bad option that will guarantee a bad outcome you will vote for the fucker. Every time. It’s almost a gift.
You’d vote leave tomorrow if we were still EU members to avoid a trade deal that was scrapped 5 years ago without ever being implemented?
Really?
Johnson would have signed up to a US trade deal in a heartbeat with much worse consequences if it had been on offer.
No US deal was put in front of Johnson but he was on record as being desperate to sign up to one. Johnson was more keen on the optics of getting a deal done than the contents of any deal as demonstrated by the terrible Brexit deal so it’s fairly safe to say that any deal offered by the US would have been disadvantageous to us. Unfortunately for Johnson and fortunately for us, the Biden administration weren’t interested.Absolutely. TTIP talks lost traction after Brexit vote.
What US/UK trade deal was put in front of Johnson that was much worse, particularly on the main issue of investor disputes? Or are you just making stuff up?
No US deal was put in front of Johnson but he was on record as being desperate to sign up to one. Johnson was more keen on the optics of getting a deal done than the contents of any deal as demonstrated by the terrible Brexit deal so it’s fairly safe to say that any deal offered by the US would have been disadvantageous to us. Unfortunately for Johnson and fortunately for us, the Biden administration weren’t interested.
Fortunately for Labour, the Tory Party and campaign keep feeding us headline grabbing fuck ups on an almost daily basis. This latest betting scandal will run for days, maybe even up to polling day. It has that partygate drip effect. New day, a new name in the frame. It is truly remarkable how bad they are.
A person can afford it on £40k if they have a partner on a similar salary. It depends what sacrifices they are prepared to make, like fucking off sky tv ;)
It’s gesture politics because it’s singling out private schools and it will barely raise £500m or so. Seriously what good is that going to do to our state system? Tax the wealthy and fix our education system properly - which I agree is underfunded.