In seriousness, how are people going to cope with no gimmicks, no rash promises, no wheezes, no sly handouts for the wealthy that only the wealthy notice, and no meaningless gestures? People will lose their tiny minds 
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[Politics] Starmer v Sunak II *** Official Match Thread ***
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ROSM
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You are right, when asked about poverty (and I can't believe that sunak's mob didn't know they would be asked it) the answer you have is the right and sensible one.
If starter's family really did have their phone cut off the he was right to say it. He did also give the answer you wrote above.
"Starter". Love it
ROSM
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I know I am biased but the cancer patient and the family of 4 in a one bedroom flat were both really moving. Not just applause monkey's but real examples of how Britain is broken.In seriousness, how are people going to cope with no gimmicks, no rash promises, no wheezes, no sly handouts for the wealthy that only the wealthy notice, and no meaningless gestures? People will lose their tiny minds
The manifesto is a balance of some commitments but a lot more aspiration. There is hope in there but it needs a lot of foundation work 1st
ROSM
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Bloody auto correct"Starter". Love it
Yep. Starmer may be a bit nasal, but the more I hear him, the more 'real' and genuine he sounds. And I like the fact that the longer he talks the more you get the sense of nuance. I don't care that he keeps banging on about the toolmaker and the nurse. Facts are facts. Work hard and you can achieve anything.....yes, we need that back.
Corrected for you
And it is older voters who: a) tend to read the toxic Daily Mail b) have overwhelmingly voted Conservative (2/3 of them usually); c) who turn-out to vote more than younger voters.
aolstudios
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Spot on about the parent detail. Us following politics are sick of it but every time he mentions it his ratings with the general public go up. Many people are obviously listening for the first time & the contrast with Sunak is not only stark but very real
PLEASE let it be the end of theIn seriousness, how are people going to cope with no gimmicks, no rash promises, no wheezes, no sly handouts for the wealthy that only the wealthy notice, and no meaningless gestures? People will lose their tiny minds
THREE.
WORD.
SLOGANS.
Interesting questions. Chris from the BBC asked whether Labour is hiding their secret plans and we won't know what they are till after the election. Sky woman, coming at the same thing from a different direction, asked why there are no new announcements in the manifesto. I don't think Starmer understood the first Q, perhaps because he lacks the deviousness to concoct such mischief. To the second, he said that the manifesto has been worked on over the last 18 months, unlike all the uncosted promises Sunk invents on a daily basis; if you want clowns go to the circus. Going well so far.
End soundbites now!
Lack of three word policies must be difficult for a lot of the electorate as well.In seriousness, how are people going to cope with no gimmicks, no rash promises, no wheezes, no sly handouts for the wealthy that only the wealthy notice, and no meaningless gestures? People will lose their tiny minds
aolstudios
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"If you want the politics of pantomime, I hear Clacton is nice this time of year"
Superb
Sunak has had to dumbdown his three word slogans. He is now coping with only two.
Clear Plan
Bold Action
Secure Future
To which I would add:
More Bollocks
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Just seeing if people have been paying attention.
Q - What was Sir Keir Starmer's father's profession. Was it:
a) Heartbreaker
b) Soul shaker
c) Love taker
d) Tool maker?
Q - What was Sir Keir Starmer's father's profession. Was it:
a) Heartbreaker
b) Soul shaker
c) Love taker
d) Tool maker?
Well, his father "made" him. So was he a toolmaker?