SamBlue
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What choice do I have really? :) I would say New Labour in it's first term is a safe shout, they actually did a quite few things as they had promised they would do, but then it all ended with hubris.
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What choice do I have really? :) I would say New Labour in it's first term is a safe shout, they actually did a quite few things as they had promised they would do, but then it all ended with hubris.
Who do you think is closer to New labour, 2023 Labour or the 2023 Tories?
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And Corbyn hired him?
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Thank fuck they did.
Yeah, the country has gone from strength to strength. Well done.
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Like signing your own death warrant.I honestly don't know..
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Like signing your own death warrant.
True. He was an idiot for thinking those on the right of the party would help him. Actual Tory enablers.
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He naively thought that being in power as government would unite the party.True. He was an idiot for thinking those on the right of the party would help him. Actual Tory enablers.
However the purple Tory bastards had other ideas and it's been complicit in the clusterfuck government we've had. I also include Jo Swinson and the Lib Dums in that charge.
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A very good trick question and my answer is that Labour 2023 will mostly resemble that coalition government of 2010 in how it will actually implement its policies.Who do you think is closer to New labour, 2023 Labour or the 2023 Tories?
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Listening to New statesman and The News Agents podcast it seems labour have got the Westminster political commentators are impressed.
"Stealth radicalism" one of them called it.
"Labour are saying they are going to create a state owned energy company and non of the usual right wing media outlets haven't attacked it."
Also mentioned labour fighting the election on class. The plan is to redefine working class as fighting entitlement of the Tories and their donors.
Very insightful.
As I say it'll be better to judge should they get in government. Blair promised a lot. Got some things done but let other pledges slide to appease business.
"Stealth radicalism" one of them called it.
"Labour are saying they are going to create a state owned energy company and non of the usual right wing media outlets haven't attacked it."
Also mentioned labour fighting the election on class. The plan is to redefine working class as fighting entitlement of the Tories and their donors.
Very insightful.
As I say it'll be better to judge should they get in government. Blair promised a lot. Got some things done but let other pledges slide to appease business.
A very good trick question and my answer is that Labour 2023 will mostly resemble that coalition government of 2010 in how it will actually implement its policies.
That’s not the question I asked.
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Catch her on the train home she's usually pissed by thenI have more chance of shagging Emily Blunt in the staff room at dinner time today.
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Appears he was one of the Ergon House saboteurs siphoning off election funds to the likes of Watson.
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She's not a shitbag.Catch her on the train home she's usually pissed by then
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That's the answer you got...you naughty boy! :)That’s not the question I asked.
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You filthy bastardCatch her on the train home she's usually pissed by then
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I'm accepting the fact I'm a minority politically.
Thatchers 'social revolution' is evident.
A nation of the self interest. Seeing equity as oppression.
A labour party being moulded in Cameron era conservatives and a Tory party soon to be led by Nigel Farage claiming the UKIP ground.
Corporate rule over the people as Serco, Mitie etc donate to whichever party is in power to keep their taxpayer money and lucrative contracts whilst giving the people who earn minimal pay and no job security. A nation slowly being turned into a gig economy where workers will be undercutting each other to earn a Bob.
What a shite society to live in.
Thatchers 'social revolution' is evident.
A nation of the self interest. Seeing equity as oppression.
A labour party being moulded in Cameron era conservatives and a Tory party soon to be led by Nigel Farage claiming the UKIP ground.
Corporate rule over the people as Serco, Mitie etc donate to whichever party is in power to keep their taxpayer money and lucrative contracts whilst giving the people who earn minimal pay and no job security. A nation slowly being turned into a gig economy where workers will be undercutting each other to earn a Bob.
What a shite society to live in.