[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
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Still dropping like flies.
Looks like Sunak’s approach to Lotus Eater Liz’s rapey mate is to stick his head in the sand.
Rishi Sunak asked why he ‘hates young people so much’ over national service plan
Student Henry Hassell, 16, confronts PM over policy which Labour says is ‘unfunded and desperate’
www.theguardian.com
Waffles and disrespectfully walks off talking over the young lad.
Does the 'C' stand for Caretaker?
No. It’s just a ‘C’ apparently. Some people pronounce it as a silent ‘C’ but others don’t.
medwayseagull reborn
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- Oct 12, 2022
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Another desperate pillock.
armchairclubber
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Another shocking and difficult to read article
Wow! Kami Badenoch on Radio 4 this morning sounded rabid!
The Tories really are going after every populist vote going. Opening up the whole gender debate really does inspire more divisions.
They really are a divisionist party and this appears to be the strategy. Talk about things that divide people rather than issues that we all unite around, like wealth redistribution, security, housing etc.
The Tories really are going after every populist vote going. Opening up the whole gender debate really does inspire more divisions.
They really are a divisionist party and this appears to be the strategy. Talk about things that divide people rather than issues that we all unite around, like wealth redistribution, security, housing etc.
“An arrest was unnecessary as I remain ready to cooperate…”
Is this man thick? That’s not how it works
Or like the vast majority of Tory’s, does he feel exemptions to the law should be made for him?
pocketseagull
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Is that on the table this election? I know Labour have said they're now the party of wealth creation and have pledged no tax increases.
Hotchilidog
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It's not on the table from labour. It is from the Greens, the only party that have set out plans about how to actually raise money to pay for stuff.
It's magic beans and wishful thinking from the other parties
I’d say yes.
Cutting energy bills; ending tax breaks for private schools and making those businesses that specialize in education pay business rates rather than hand cash to shareholders; closing the loopholes for ‘non-Dom’s’ (the Tories have tried to hyjack this but nothing has happened); windfall tax on profits made by commodity industries (eg energy).
By nature centre-left parties focus more on fairness, injustice and economic parity.
Meanwhile, the Tories are reduced to announcing pipedream ideas designed to sow uncertainty and fear. The national service policy is not costed clearly and unworkable; the transgender discussion is just that, a discussion. The Tories are focused on project fear and they hope it will work. Hopefully, after a defeat they will move back to being more centre right and so giving back to the nation more reasoned political debate rather than the reactionary politics and lies of Johnson, Truss and now the mob under Sunak.
Did you mean to re-open this old thread, rather than posting to the “meltdown finally arrived” thread?
medwayseagull reborn
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- Oct 12, 2022
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Perhaps he thought a second meltdown was imminent.
Nope. Happy for you to copy and paste it there as well.
This was just the first thread I found relating to Tory meltdowns when I did a search.
I guess there have been so many Tory meltdowns that there are so many thread to choose from.
Looks like this needed a bounce for merge.
Luckily Sunak f***ed up again.
Luckily Sunak f***ed up again.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Another boat he couldn’t stop.
