Rishi Sunak

[kaz7]

He went big on corbyn today , thrashing about lol

 

[mosssideblue]

He went big on corbyn today , thrashing about lol

He got ratty a few times today.

 

[kaz7]

He got ratty a few times today.

He is in a panic , amusing to see he supports truss and braverman still , so shit scared of the hard right he is paralysed

 

[mosssideblue]

He is in a panic , amusing to see he supports , truss and braverman still , shit scared of the hard right he is paralysed

Not long now Kaz.

 

[kaz7]

Not long now Kaz.

Fingers crossed

 

[mosssideblue]

Fingers crossed

They're toast and they know it.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Tories continue to unravel while Rish! is busy slaying imaginary dragons | John Crace

Commons descends into chaos in embarrassing tour de farce of loud yet meaningless posturing

www.theguardian.com

 

[Vic]

I work in a farm office, and we have just received what is effectively a personal campaign letter from The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP detailing how much he is doing for farmers on DEFRA headed notepaper - the Government organisation responsible for dealing with farmers.
That is the equivalent of the DWP sending out a personal letter to all claimants on their headed notepaper, or the DVLA sending a letter from Rishi to all car drivers with a one sided personal view of what he has done for them. I am quite shocked that this is allowed.

It says its not Rishi's fault things have been bad (Ukraine flooding etc) and then talks about how much they are spending on farming as if it is all down to him but doesn't mention the 20% annual reduction in the existing farming subsidies that they have been imposing.

"It is farmers who feed us and proudly steward the land. You do it not for praise, or high reward but to put food on our tables and to maintain a way of life that really matters"

in other words carry on but don't expect to be rewarded financially!

He must have been spooked by the poll showing that even farmers have given up on the Tories

Farmer Rish! woos the NFU conference in full-on panic to secure rural vote

Downing Street team was in love-bombing mode at farmers’ union meeting in Birmingham

www.theguardian.com

Did he quote Rees-Mogg on the benefits of importing lower-standard food?

 

[stonerblue]

The basic state pension will be subject to income tax within the next two or three years due to the frozen tax threshold. Will those over 66 vote for these clowns once they realise?
And will labour reverse this tax burden?

while the triple lock is still in every pensioner will vote for em

 

[mosssideblue]

while the triple lock is still in every pensioner will vote for em

I bet they don’t