The Labour Government

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I see some people are moaning, not even 48 hrs in office yet.

Suppose it’s just a coping mechanism.

Sore losers. I'm surprised no one has taken a picture of lorries queuing at Dover and blamed Starmer yet.

 

[Semper aggressus]

Generally much of the country was in a poor state, mostly through Tory mismanagement.

I hope Labour can get more police onto the streets and negotiate better trade deals as well as increasing our armed forces in an unstable world, but it’s a lot to ask with limited funds.

Personally I’m hoping they do not impose non-dom tax otherwise I’ll be paying about 30k a year in tax. Seriously will have to consider moving abroad if this happens.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Too right it's a fuckin disgrace 2nd day and still not been round with my milk and honey , I,ve been duped

Fuckin' milkman only delivered three pints yesterday instead of four. One fuckin' day of a Labour administration and milk deliveries are falling apart. Which of the 400+ Labour MPs has the milk delivery brief?

 

[meltonblue]

412 MPs and none of them suitable for these non-great offices of state?

Sorry but this is ridiculous. There’s some junior minister positions that have absolutely always been more suitable to be held by non MPs if those individuals are willing to serve.

You’re just looking for a gotcha and went with the wrong example with Cameron. The better example which would have shown you it’s not a gotcha would have been Johnson bringing in Lord Grimstone or when Brown and then Cameron brought in several economics and finance experts as ministers after the financial crash. Even Johnson doing it with Nicky Powell as a former MP, I don’t remember any criticism for.

None of them got criticised for it as it’s something that’s always been done. Appointing someone to a great office of state that needs to be ennobled to do it is something that happens once in a blue moon and only in times of desperation with the parliamentary party.

Criticising these appointments is done by either partisan political commentators/supporters or people that don’t really follow politics and the projection suggests more the former.

I really don’t get it, not everyone is blindly a supporter of a political party, some people just aren’t idiots and will hold them to account when they deserve it and are still capable of applying rational thought. I’m sure there’ll be plenty of opportunity for that over the next five years. For everyone’s sake, I hope there’s less than there has been for the last decade though.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

Are we allowed to call them a bunch of cunts yet?

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

Are we allowed to call them a bunch of cunts yet?

Depends if Dave’s missing bottle of milk turns up.

 

[johnnytapia]

Are they MP's?

I didn't judge the decision I just confirmed that when the Tories did a similar thing they got shit for it, you'll never see the comparison because you're an ideologue so it's a bit like talking to a badly drawn wall.

MPs (no apostrophe).

 

[meltonblue]

Are they MP's?

I didn't judge the decision I just confirmed that when the Tories did a similar thing they got shit for it, you'll never see the comparison because you're an ideologue so it's a bit like talking to a badly drawn wall.

Or he’s just not a moron as the tories didn’t get any shit whatsoever for it. The comparables not Cameron.

 

[jim tolmies perm]

Rwanda gone thank fuck ....a gimmick and embarrassment
But can we please reserve one last seat for Braverman...

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Generally much of the country was in a poor state, mostly through Tory mismanagement.

I hope Labour can get more police onto the streets and negotiate better trade deals as well as increasing our armed forces in an unstable world, but it’s a lot to ask with limited funds.

Personally I’m hoping they do not impose non-dom tax otherwise I’ll be paying about 30k a year in tax. Seriously will have to consider moving abroad if this happens.

Good bye.