Keir Starmer

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

They are not the same they just use the same words

What a shame we can't just forget the debt like the banks forgot theirs after the bail out of 2008.

 

[hilts]

What a shame we can't just forget the debt like the banks forgot theirs after the bail out of 2008.

They would only build up another one:-)

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

They are not the same they just use the same words

So you want him to jettison a tactic that works so that Labour can have the moral high ground?

Good idea.

 

[bluenova]

MP deletes tweet saying Sunak 'isn't a win' for Asian community

Rishi Sunak is the UK's first non-white Prime Minister

www.nottinghampost.com

What's the difference in this case and Rupa Huq's?

Both foolish, but Nadia Whittome is suggesting that just because he's Asian doesn't mean he's going to make life better for non-white people. She's not suggesting he isn't a 'real' Asian because of this.

Saying someone is 'superficially' black when you're making a similar point is much more offensive.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Both foolish, but Nadia Whittome is suggesting that just because he's Asian doesn't mean he's going to make life better for non-white people. She's not suggesting he isn't a 'real' Asian because of this.

Saying someone is 'superficially' black when you're making a similar point is much more offensive.

Has anyone seen KK since he was sacked?

 

[bluenova]

They are not the same they just use the same words

George Osborne (who apparently was 'visiting' with Rishi just today), got a huge amount of goodwill while he cut away at services because he managed to link Labour to the 2008 crash.

If Labour can do the same now, they'll have a lot more power when they get into government. It's not like Blair/Brown were associated with austerity - child poverty/pensioner poverty/homelessness all got better, while public services like education and health had money pumped into them.

 

[Don Karleone]

Out of interest, has Rosie Duffield been reprimanded?

 

[domalino]

They are not the same they just use the same words

It really is a tragedy that people like you fall for tweets like this.

The difference is that conservatives crow about fiscal responsibility until they get into power and then ignore it.






Whereas Labour actually did bring down government debt and they did it without public sector pay freezes, foodbanks and higher tax.

 

[hilts]

It really is a tragedy that people like you fall for tweets like this.

The difference is that conservatives crow about fiscal responsibility until they get into power and then ignore it.




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Whereas Labour actually did bring down government debt and they did it without public sector pay freezes, foodbanks and higher tax.

Meaningless graph I'm sorry to say. There is no context to it.

 

[domalino]

George Osborne (who apparently was 'visiting' with Rishi just today), got a huge amount of goodwill while he cut away at services because he managed to link Labour to the 2008 crash.

If Labour can do the same now, they'll have a lot more power when they get into government. It's not like Blair/Brown were associated with austerity - child poverty/pensioner poverty/homelessness all got better, while public services like education and health had money pumped into them.

You’re understating it. Gordon Brown put in place one of the best recoveries in the world from the 2008 recession and George Osbourne sabotaged it and put us on the path to the worst recovery in the G7 and then blamed Labour for 10 years.

The man has blood on his hands.