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[Politics] The Labour Government
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Well the Arsenal fans who spent weeks whinging about the Veltman / Rice incident really needed to Shake It Off, for a start…
As you say, it's highly unikley that the inability to heat a home has caused any deaths yet, as we're only in the early days of autumn,
Unfortunately, the wealth of studies detailing the poor health outcomes associated with cold homes - many of which have already been linked to on the two current Labour threads - indicate that Labour's removal of the Winter Fuel Payment from poor and vulnerable pensioners will unquestionably lead to many requiring hospital care and/or sad deaths.
LamieRobertson
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Obviously you are aiming it at the poster…..so I’ll let him answer the main thrust of your post…but not cold..by whose standards?…then we have damp….etc
Excellent, please keep this up because to be frank @Herr Tubthumper is far easier on the virtual ear than you will ever be SherlockI tend to find sitting back and watching some of the claims on here getting ever more badly informed and ridiculous far more amusing than actually interrupting to explain
He’s definitely connected in someway to the PLP (pointless emoji)
Super Steve Earle
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They won't freeze to death yet. Won't be till after they would have had the winter fuel payment.
BBC News - MP Rosie Duffield quits Labour over Starmer 'hypocrisy'
Canterbury MP Rosie Duffield says Keir Starmer's Labour cares more about greed and power
The Canterbury MP says she is leaving the party over the PM's "cruel" policies and "hypocrisy" at accepting gifts.
www.bbc.com
pocketseagull
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armchairclubber
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BBC News - MP Rosie Duffield quits Labour over Starmer 'hypocrisy'
Canterbury MP Rosie Duffield says Keir Starmer's Labour cares more about greed and power
The Canterbury MP says she is leaving the party over the PM's "cruel" policies and "hypocrisy" at accepting gifts.www.bbc.com
Shouldn't this be on the Meltdown thread?
Weststander
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Owen Jones is in paradise.
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The Labour Party have been in power 86 days and they are already failing
The Sunday Times said she was the fastest MP to jump ship after a general election in modern political history.
I’m starting to think Sir Kier Harmer won’t make it to Christmas
armchairclubber
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I hope he hasn't given up his regular season tickets then.
cjd
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Shouldn't this be on the Meltdown thread?
To be fair, I suppose it could.
But it could also be in the "how good are we actually " thread by Macbeth.
or
"Labour supporters biggest fear " thread by Tim Over Whelmed
or
"Sacked the best MPs , shit in defence, shit in attack, with a shit Prime Minister and in real trouble " thread by Bozza
or
"New Red Flag" thread by oneillco.
To name but a few......
It seems Gear Starmer is into a bit of cronyism too
He has appointed to junior ministers neither with any back bench experience, one is the son of Labour’s Lord Falcnor the other is the son of …… drum roll please….. Sue Gray what a chump
One of those, Foreign Office minister Hamish Falconer, is the son of Sir Keir's first shadow attorney general Lord Falconer, while Liam Conlon, son of Number 10 chief of staff Sue Gray, was made a parliamentary aid to Department for Transport.
86 days
If your mojo for correcting badly informed and ridiculous claims returns, pop a line to Sir Free Gear and explain that the further sixteen grands’ worth of free designer clothes he catagorised as a donation “for the private office of the Leader of the Opposition” should be recategorised as “donations in kind of clothing.”I tend to find sitting back and watching some of the claims on here getting ever more badly informed and ridiculous far more amusing than actually interrupting to explain
Oh. Too late - the registrar of MPs Interests has already told him. Silly old Keir! Still, it’s probably a really complicated form.
It’s almost like there’s stuff he’d rather people don’t know about. Still, I’m sure he followed all the rules, as he keeps on telling us.