Liz Truss

[blueparrot]

Maybe they are hoping that once they have the reins,they can move to joining the single market and customs union.
Yet another referendum ;)

Why would joining the S.M need a referendum ?

 

[kaz7]

C'mon Kaz, you're a woman of the world.

Surely nobody would ...

 

[BobKowalski]

if leaving was such a bad idea then why wont Labour use re joining as a election winner? with the mess the tories are making of the country at present then a pledge to rejoin will 100% be a election winner

It would be pointless. The UK would never be readmitted to the EU.

Far simpler to accept closer economic ties, reduce trade barriers and red tape. It wouldn‘t require much on our part and would smooth some of the difficulties our smaller exporters currently face.

It would also be a step towards growing the economy, which we all want, right?

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

She is so bad , how the fuck has she got where she is

I watched very little of the leadership debates - but the bits i saw suggested to me this is exactly what she would be like. Wooden, vapid, uninspiring. It was so predictable - as was the fact that as soon as the right wing press picked a favourite that person would win.

They didn't so much as pick out Truss as a winner - just decided they didn't like Rishy. And tory voters just did what they were told and voted her in despite glaring evidence that she is totally unsuited to debate and any kind of presenting where there will be challenge. She got to where she did with photo ops, loyalty to BJ and courting the right wing press behind the scenes.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Surely nobody would ...

Takes all sorts.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Listening to her words this morning, sounded like she’s a puppet for a puppet.

That’s the impression she gives alright. It really comes across as her parroting what she’s been told to say with no idea of where the original instructions are coming from.

I doubt it, but that’s the optics of it. Who knows?

 

[lust overlord]

Why would joining the S.M need a referendum ?

I wasn't being entirely serious about another referendum.

 

[kaz7]

I watched very little of the leadership debates - but the bits i saw suggested to me this is exactly what she would be like. Wooden, vapid, uninspiring. It was so predictable - as was the fact that as soon as the right wing press picked a favourite that person would win.

They didn't so much as pick out Truss as a winner - just decided they didn't like Rishy. And tory voters just did what they were told and voted her in despite glaring evidence that she is totally unsuited to debate and any kind of presenting where there will be challenge. She got to where she did with photo ops, loyalty to BJ and courting the right wing press behind the scenes.

I dont understand why people say starmer musnt get in because he is boring but back this robot who cant go off script without saying something stupid or insulting heads of states

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

The fracking is an issue down my way ish , nobody is giving their consent so she wont get it going , very naive of her to go down the consent route , or she is lying and will just do it anyway

Consent will only be necessary in Tory seats or in Tory marginals. Not so much up north…..

 

[mexico1970]

I dont understand why people say starmer musnt get in because he is boring but back this robot who cant go off script without saying something stupid or insulting heads of states

It's the left that would prefer the Tories to Starmer, Starmer has already won the middle ground its people from his own party who want him out.

 

[The perfect fumble]

I dont understand why people say starmer musnt get in because he is boring but back this robot who cant go off script without saying something stupid or insulting heads of states

A boring government sounds good to me.

 

[The perfect fumble]

It's the left that would prefer the Tories to Starmer, Starmer has already won the middle ground its people from his own party who want him out.

You really do need to sit in a darkened room with a bottle of whisky and contemplate why it is you get so much wrong about almost everything.

 

[mexico1970]

You really do need to sit in a darkened room with a bottle of whisky and contemplate why it is you get so much wrong about almost everything.

There is none so blind as those that cannot see.

 

[bluejon]

A boring government sounds good to me.

My mate adam is convinced his election slogan should be simply "Keep it calmer with Starmer". Think that's piss funny.

 

[woody1968]

I watched very little of the leadership debates - but the bits i saw suggested to me this is exactly what she would be like. Wooden, vapid, uninspiring. It was so predictable - as was the fact that as soon as the right wing press picked a favourite that person would win.

They didn't so much as pick out Truss as a winner - just decided they didn't like Rishy. And tory voters just did what they were told and voted her in despite glaring evidence that she is totally unsuited to debate and any kind of presenting where there will be challenge. She got to where she did with photo ops, loyalty to BJ and courting the right wing press behind the scenes.

She also got in because she reminded the befuddled Tory membership of Thatcher who they still revere. Truss is as spiteful, condescending, right wing and cruel as Thatcher but ( and I hate to admit this ) nowhere near as bright. We literally have the worst of the worst and following on from Bozo that’s saying something.

 

[The perfect fumble]

There is none so blind as those that cannot see.

Speaks the voice of experience.

 

[Ballymagash Blue]

There is none so blind as those that cannot see.

Think that's a 'will not' rather than a 'cannot'. Means something very different. Just saying.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

Ha

There is none so blind as those that cannot see.

Ha, ha. I know just the place to put your white stick.

 

[journolud]

Considering that we will still have a Tory govt for the next 2 years who would the members of BM like to see as the next PM?

Maybe Rory Stewart but more to the point and correct me if I’m wrong but I think you are generally a supporter of the current government, who do you think should be leading the party and the country. And why?

 

[mexico1970]

Maybe Rory Stewart but more to the point and correct me if I’m wrong but I think you are generally a supporter of the current government, who do you think should be leading the party and the country. And why?

I voted Labour last time around and will vote Labour if Starmer is the leader next time around. If that makes me an authority on the Tories then I am doing things wrong.