Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Liz Truss will claim she was better than both!
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[Politics] Starmer v Sunak *** Official Match Thread ***
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Liz Truss will claim she was better than both!
It suggests after the last few years people aren’t as impressed by flashy shouty nonsense as they used to be. Can’t think who might have turned them off that sort of thing…
I'm surprised you were able to sit through it with all those immigrants swarming around your house
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HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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Not you again ,im seriously thinking you might be stalking meI'm surprised you were able to sit through it with all those immigrants swarming around your house
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Certainly has more about him than Sir Zero.
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
His mate Roger Zero will be along soon
Says all you need to know about TV debates. Stars in their eyes. Rollerball. And *corrected for you
pocketseagull
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- Dec 29, 2014
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I think we acted first. And it wasn’t the go to policy, there was barely a precedent in history.
UK lockdown announced one day, Furlough the next day.
Many disagreed with it btw eg pandemic deniers, the right wing, anti tax alliances, small government weirdo’s.
He’d need to join the party first.
I can give you a punctuation lesson if you are a self-improver.
Now, where was I on my musings about a fitness to vote test....hmmmm....
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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That, for me, was a draw and Rishi needed all 3 points.
It seemed to me that the producers had a word with Etchingham at half time and told her to let it flow a bit better. Second half was an easier watch than the first.
I think Rishi did as well as he possibly could but it is obvious he was under instruction to tell viewers you can't trust Labour on tax, even if there isn't any evidence tax will riise under Labour for ordinary people.
I think the winners tonight were the Lib Dems and Reform UK. After watching that voters may be more receptive to listening to other options.
It seemed to me that the producers had a word with Etchingham at half time and told her to let it flow a bit better. Second half was an easier watch than the first.
I think Rishi did as well as he possibly could but it is obvious he was under instruction to tell viewers you can't trust Labour on tax, even if there isn't any evidence tax will riise under Labour for ordinary people.
I think the winners tonight were the Lib Dems and Reform UK. After watching that voters may be more receptive to listening to other options.
HangletonGull
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I’ll give you self improvement, feck off you weirdoI can give you a punctuation lesson if you are a self-improver.
Now, where was I on my musings about a fitness to vote test....hmmmm....
Personally I think we’d learn far more from a 1v1 interview with a proper political journo (whoever is Paxman these days, Emily Maitlis?) to press them on the actual issues without a lot of squabbling, but that’s probably not good telly
Unlikely to be allowed under Stalin Starmer. Lynch has been on anti war marches and he prefers standing up for workers rather than big business.
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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I watched D-Day the unheard tapes on iPlayer instead, a far better use of my time. I saw one clip of Starmer boasting about how Sunak is letting too many immigrants in and am happy with my choice to watch something with more substance.