The Conservative Party

[TinFoilHat]

Labour have no worries with these two being the best the Tories can offer

Sunak just gave us a taste of what you expect from the new leadership.

Every single labour decision will be "political" and they'll go full Steve Bannon culture wars. Even more so if the US relect the orange fascist.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Sunak just gave us a taste of what you expect from the new leadership.

Every single labour decision will be "political" and they'll go full Steve Bannon culture wars. Even more so if the US relect the orange fascist.

It’ll all boil down to whether people start to feel a bit better off or not. If they do, they’ll largely ignore the culture war bullshit.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Sunak just gave us a taste of what you expect from the new leadership.

Every single labour decision will be "political" and they'll go full Steve Bannon culture wars. Even more so if the US relect the orange fascist.

imagine that - politicians talking politics and making political decisions in a building set aside for politics - what absolute two faced bastards Labour are

 

[BrianW]

Tories like to pretend they are not 'political'.

It really amuses me, this conceit that only the left is 'political'. But it's very common among conservatives and the politically naive. I've even seen it suggested that there should be no politics in local government—that councillors should be non-political!

It's just as 'political' to cut tax as it is to increase it. Any decision a government organisation makes is political is some way or other.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Labour have no worries with these two being the best the Tories can offer

To some, it’s Labour’s fault.

 

[Vic]

This or Jenreich - what a dismal choice they have

So it's either the guy with a whiff of impropriety about him, or the woman getting that right then denying she'd said it.

 

[bluethrunthru]

So it's either the guy with a whiff of impropriety about him, or the woman getting that right then denying she'd said it.

I never said that - oh wait you can quote the message ...........

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

So it's either the guy with a whiff of impropriety about him, or the woman getting that right then denying she'd said it.

Well, if you want that for our country ;-)

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Tories like to pretend they are not 'political'.

It really amuses me, this conceit that only the left is 'political'. But it's very common among conservatives and the politically naive. I've even seen it suggested that there should be no politics in local government—that councillors should be non-political!

It's just as 'political' to cut tax as it is to increase it. Any decision a government organisation makes is political is some way or other.

The Conservatives are probably the most political of everyone outside those weird communist sects.

Extreme libertarianism and market fundamentalism are moronic, myopic ideas but they are nothing if not political.

Most people just want life not to get progressively worse, enjoy simple pleasures in life and not have owning a basic home or raising a family turned into an aspirational idea that you can't achieve until your late 30s if you are lucky. And it's the spread of those repugnant ideas above that have created such a shitty state of play.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

This or Jenreich - what a dismal choice they have

I have integrity says the woman throwing dirt who isn't prepared to stand by her words when challenged.

Jenrick is obviously a malign ****. A nasty, sadistic, poisonous and morally corrupt bastard. And probably criminally corrupt.

The only good thing you can say About Badenoch is that the vile culture war stoking arsehole appears compassionate when compared to him.