Uncle Wally One Ball
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Exactly what will happen
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Who should be the next leader of the Tory party?
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mosssideblue
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Anyone have any idea what the fella and woman interviewed on GMB this morning were alluding to regarding some serious dirt that either snake or Truss has on the other.
When pressed to expand they both said, we had better not say anything, let's leave it at that.
When pressed to expand they both said, we had better not say anything, let's leave it at that.
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When a true blue tory journo is calling out his own profession over their influence it really says something.
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I'm sure the Daily Heil and Torygraph will publish it as the election moves on.Anyone have any idea what the fella and woman interviewed on GMB this morning were alluding to regarding some serious dirt that either snake or Truss has on the other.
When pressed to expand they both said, we had better not say anything, let's leave it at that.
mosssideblue
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Any ideas what it might be?I'm sure the Daily Heil and Torygraph will publish it as the election moves on.
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Truss is a bit of a shagger and Sunak is hoarding millions in cash I'm guessing.Any ideas what it might be?
mosssideblue
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Should be a straightforward campaign then :)Truss is a bit of a shagger and Sunak is hoarding millions in cash I'm guessing.
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Perusing You Tube. Johnson's paper The Torygraph are ironically backing Sunak.
Bodicoteblue
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Spot on, they need to look up ‘ incompatibility’ in the dictionary.The problems tories have in the real world are not reflected in the factions internally.
In reality the difficulty is how to please Northern red wall swing voters who liked brexit but now just see a failure to level up. They see zero gain from having the tories in power and with the NHS on its arse they are worried. Only more spending can solve this problem.
In tory heartlands the old blazer types are pleased with brexit etc but now that we are unshackled from the EU they dont understand why we dont have super low tax rates. They want thatcher style swinging cuts to allow for tax cuts.
These two different dynamics are not really being addressed. The heartlands are were the voters are so its all about tax.
They will need to split themselves into Tory party North and Tory party South.
They cannot spend the kind of money required for a serious ‘levelling up’ in the north because they simply don’t have it. Any they do have is to be used as a tax bribe- sorry - cuts.
They promise tax cuts for the wealthier southern heartlands presumably using the limited money which should go on ‘levelling up’, or the NHS.
Oh dear… this is what happens when you try to be all things to all men.