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bluethrunthru
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The Spectator journalist (Kate?) seemed to dismiss Brexit as a small issue.
she is an IEA shill who is only there to promote the privatisation of the NHS and closing the state pension - which is why all her answers veer that way
bluethrunthru
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Atkins looks odd and is as weak as piss - fancy putting her up on a flagship show on the night of a budget - the Tory talent puddle is dry folks
Johnson worked for The Spectator - enough saidThe Spectator journalist (Kate?) seemed to dismiss Brexit as a small issue.
Agreed - she’s absolutely dreadfulAtkins looks odd and is as weak as piss - fancy putting her up on a flagship show on the night of a budget - the Tory talent puddle is dry folks
bluethrunthru
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The Spectator journalist (Kate?) seemed to dismiss Brexit as a small issue.
No she works for the IEA - a shady "think tank" that works out of Tufton Street who nobody knows who funds them but funnily enough they and she in particular pushes anti state provided medicare - ie the NHS - every time she is on the BBC - which is both disgraceful and far too many times
Of course she will. She's a stooge from Tufton Street, the extreme right wing collective that got their ideology well and truely kicked after the mini budget they promoted with Lizz Truss at the front of the queue representing their ideas.The Spectator journalist (Kate?) seemed to dismiss Brexit as a small issue.
The Spectator is nothing more than a propoganda sheet for small state, low tax economic theories that are known to fail whenever and wherever they have been tried, but they carry on thinking they know best.
Brexit is damaging the UK. Every report into the affects it would have on the UK economy predicted exactly what is happening today. A reduction in GDP, inflation, and a rise in taxes.
peter.evans
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I must admit to being surprised that even Bruce dare discuss the B word after it being completely off the agenda by the pro right media for many months ! Even more surprised by the audience reaction and criticism of brexit in a Tory area too. As for Ashworth and Labour they need to know that there are many, like me, who won't vote for them whilst they continue this pro brexit support agenda. Not even prepared to comment on the negative impact. Appalling and as bad as the Tories in a way !Of course she will. She's a stooge from Tufton Street, the extreme right wing collective that got their ideology well and truely kicked after the mini budget they promoted with Lizz Truss at the front of the queue representing their ideas.
The Spectator is nothing more than a propoganda sheet for small state, low tax economic theories that are known to fail whenever and wherever they have been tried, but they carry on thinking they know best.
Brexit is damaging the UK. Every report into the affects it would have on the UK economy predicted exactly what is happening today. A reduction in GDP, inflation, and a rise in taxes.
The Northern Baptist
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Jonathan Ashworth - it happened we respect the referendum result Labour will not seek to rejoin........ there you have it Starmers Labour - shit scared of the Red Wall Brexit vote who are going to be decimated by the Tories of the next two years - the ball rolls along the goal line Starmer is there onside and..........he backheels it into the keepers arms.
Can’t you see the reasoning behind Labour not wanting to get involved in the Brexit debate at this point?
It's not pro-Brexit.I must admit to being surprised that even Bruce dare discuss the B word after it being completely off the agenda by the pro right media for many months ! Even more surprised by the audience reaction and criticism of brexit in a Tory area too. As for Ashworth and Labour they need to know that there are many, like me, who won't vote for them whilst they continue this pro brexit support agenda. Not even prepared to comment on the negative impact. Appalling and as bad as the Tories in a way !
It's humiliating to be where we are. Much more humiliating to ask to rejoin and be told no.
Get elected, negotiate a deal (CU/SM), let demographics and economic reality do the rest. I really don't want to be arguing on the doorstep about how £20bn a year to the EU would be worth it with people who still don't get it, no matter how diminished that number. 63% now think it was a mistake, but the 37% is still people who could do the wrong thing in an election and vote Tory.