Yep the Labour Right crony networks always look after people who have been soundly rejected by the voters, it's another way of telling you that your vote is worthless - see how Ed Balls was foisted upon us for years after Leeds voters kicked him out.
www.independent.co.uk
Reform does not equal privatisation. Using the private sector -- which has been done for decades -- does not equal privatisation. They're two quite different things, yet you're assuming that they're the same.Wes Streeting: NHS won’t get any extra cash from Labour without major surgery
Health chiefs warn that Mr Streeting’s plan is not a ‘permanent fix’ to the NHS crisis
Returning to the NHS now, and Starmer says he wants to look at "all sorts of reform" for the health service in order to preserve it.
"If we don't reform the health service we will be in managed decline," he says.
Under the Tory government, he says the NHS is in the worst position it's ever been in.
He adds that the NHS must be free at the point of use but should effectively use the private sector too.
Voting for Labour was voting for NHS reform and further use of privatisation.
They made no secret of this, unless you decided to ignore it, it is not a shock
weird though, a right wing politican, economist, think tank bod say exactly the same, and its the end of days apocolypse for the NHS.
There's been more than a little private involvement in the NHS for 30 years or more.
Accept a little? I accepted paying for eye tests, glasses etc a long time ago. Eyes are part of my body as are my teeth. I pay NHS charges for my dental care, but I didn’t have to 30 years ago.
Maybe, but Labour are in a better position to reform the NHS than the Tories, because they're trusted with it. Hunt said as much as his parting shot. What that reform amounts to, we'll find out with the Darzi report and how much of it is implemented. I sincerely doubt this will entail privatisation as @Kinky Gerbil seems to think/want, but am not ruling that out.
Wes Streeting: NHS won’t get any extra cash from Labour without major surgery
Health chiefs warn that Mr Streeting’s plan is not a ‘permanent fix’ to the NHS crisis
Returning to the NHS now, and Starmer says he wants to look at "all sorts of reform" for the health service in order to preserve it.
"If we don't reform the health service we will be in managed decline," he says.
Under the Tory government, he says the NHS is in the worst position it's ever been in.
He adds that the NHS must be free at the point of use but should effectively use the private sector too.
Voting for Labour was voting for NHS reform and further use of privatisation.
They made no secret of this, unless you decided to ignore it, it is not a shock
do you think the tories called the election early, before the public could learn of this particular example of their ineptitude,
It is good to see that there may well be a possible change from Labour. It's a pity that it wouldn't be the end result being the cause of any U-turn, more the pressure from Momentum & Co.
I'm not a "red flag waver", but f*** me...
Is this a spoof account like PPF and crodo? Just want to check before I respond and end up whooshing myself! Thank you.
You should remove the word 'Brain' from your username; you certainly seem to have had it removed from your head.
I always appreciate people using the wrong "there/their/they're" when doing a comedy simpleton parody.
My mum had an operation under the NHS at a private hospital years ago, I guess that is what they mean by using the private sector. It is not a new thing.
www.theguardian.com
Whitehaven Coal Mine - decision to go ahead was challenged.
Miliband overrules officials with immediate ban on new North Sea oil
Energy Secretary faces dispute with oil companies as he seeks to block explorationwww.telegraph.co.uk
Going to be a cold winter
What was his other account?What caused you to stop using your other account and use this one instead ? With your history on here it certainly can't be that you're embarrassed by the complete and utter drivel you post
It's POTG under a different username.
On the cataract thread, more people had operations in a clinic used by the NHS than in the Eye Hospital on Eastern Road.
