Comments by "Joan Cooley" (@joancooley1387) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

  1. Financially he gave Sunak the job to look after the country. He certainly should have reminded him that it’s mainly made up of working class. But when you get a dog you don’t bark yourself. Sunak was all big business. He blocked a lot of Boris’s objections. 8billion to the airways , millions to businesses that were were crumbling anyway . The working class, they got peanuts. The bitter pills are walking away, but it’s not for the sake of our people and country.
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  2. Just don’t Whinge when karma bites you Big Time
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  3.  @donnayeager2703  Well Said 👏
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  4. He’s already wiped the floor with our country’s money. Then he ran out of the door. A yellow belly coward.
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  5. Wow that makes her a greater liability! In the big picture for this country. If anyone is weaselling out of anything it’s Sunak . The list is long.
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  6.  @AC-tn9hg  Seem to remember a point when having a government speaker to regularly address the people was suggested (American style ). Think that’s what’s needed now. Tell the public why it would make no difference if Boris were here. Tell them why Sunak broke pension lock. The list goes on and the people that need honest reassurance are left hanging. Even if the Cabinet has worked out a plan, it’s hardly likely that Sunak would accept it. Truss maybe at least in part. Labour is in No mans land, but the comparative silence from them, could be far more appealing to the public than the clap trap they are hearing from Tory’s now.
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  7. @gmailer gmail Full agreement. Not sure if heard right yesterday. Sunak saying more people on benefits than there are jobs. He will make sure, those people have to take whatever job they are offered. It’s only weeks since we were told that jobs were in abundance. So where have they gone.
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  8. That audio comes from three years ago. Low paid working class were target of the time. With the bog standard quip that they should work more hours.
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  9.  @6Tabazan6  Agree. The GBnews in Manchester tonight may be interesting. Supposedly treasury has said there’s not enough money for tax cuts. If that’s remotely true, I reckon Sunak will be glorying in it. Ok, some got their wish and got rid of Boris. But to what end. Can’t see a victory for anyone. IF Boris, the token Chancellor and whoever, have worked out a viable strategy for whoever gets in, Can’t see Sunak accepting it . Also if it’s correct that Ofgem director Walked, strangely Media hasn’t jumped on it. Like your opinion as to why Ofgem was setup in first place.
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  10.  @dianamincher6479  So am I. No sign of Boris. Oh that’s right , he’s meeting with energy bosses.
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  11. What are you talking about. ?
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  12. And the bias that Burley tries to hide with a smile but never quite manages.
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  13.  @Aisatsana1971  Last year Sunak heralded the rise in Living wage. It was an insult then and worthless now. Unions are flexing their muscle, There is no voice for those working two or three jobs a day through needs must. There’s no Union to sub them to strike.
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  14.  @bossycoconut847  Are you saying, rise in unemployment ??
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  15. Boris got through a lot of his mandate, bearing in mind he was approximately half way through his tenure.
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  16.  @Jay-gr9ij  Go on. What.
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  17.  @Jay-gr9ij  Ha Ha Ha !! If you’re an avid political spectator you should know. So, more to the point what did he not do, that you think brought us to where we are today.
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  18.  @sprinter1832  how many on the front benches are millionaires. They spout love for country. So surely they don’t want paying.
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  19.  @superhumantrueman  Did you dream that or did the Media tell you.
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  20. Sunak showed his hand, blood on his fingers. Truss sticks to nail polish.
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  21.  @regina1892  The Poor ! What an old fashioned, patronising word. It stinks of bias snobbery.
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  22.  @mrshrek362  What we hear now leans towards irrelevant. Who can select a Cabinet of the most seasoned achievers. Out of the two one has watched that ship sail.
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  23.  @wdxubj  Ha Ha Ha ! What a load of crap.
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  24.  @AnnaLee33  As Sunak said when Chancellor “learn to cope”.
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  25. Wow Picard did you think you were being clever. Hope someone has a bed booked for you in a nut house.
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  26.  @thethrawnscotsman5260  don’t know where you got this from, but you sound nuts. Insulting to Scotland
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  27. Actually it’s over 80grand Back benchers. Then once they get to front bench it goes way up, according to number of departments they preside over. Angela Rayner supposedly gets at least 3 pay packets.
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  28.  @Lovesapuzzle  It’s immaculate precision , they don’t goose March in our country.
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  29.  @Lovesapuzzle  Agree. On mention of “few dust up’s” all ages collectively showed such placid respect. Yet on our streets a selection of males and females are taking violence to a whole new level. So sad.
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  30. Sunak is not wired into the finances of our people. No Vested Interest there.
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  31.  @Buckets1000  Why do people hang on to every word from Sunak or Truss ? They are both vying to be token leaders Sunak’s offering’s would need him to have three terms in office. Media having field day’s today, of Truss speaking three years ago. Now Scottish Independence raises its head. Can’t any of them just stick to the immediate point. Aaah, but what is the point. That millions of our most vulnerable , the back bones of our society, are going to be hit in a way that they haven’t caused and Don’t Deserve.
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  32.  @cyclopath4492  Wow , Way too much paranoia.
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  33. Perfect.
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  34. Positively can’t stand sight or sound of him . He did it again didn’t positively answer why people who don’t really need it , will get ‘ hand outs anyway’.
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  35. Seems like the positive response is coming from India.
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  36. Neil Watson that party no longer exists. It never will under Starmer. He’d be happy in bed with the Russians, anything for a quiet life, the Chinese already have their own pillow’s.
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  37.  @thethrawnscotsman5260  ha ha ! Hello Thrawn. What did I put that you don’t get. Mood I’ve been in , it could be all of it.
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  38.  @thethrawnscotsman5260  sorry for confusing you. But if you can tell me what I put up or what you put and I answered to , or where you stand on all that’s gone down. Cause there’s been a lot to take in and a lot more to come.
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  39.  @colinwishbone4437  well according to Starmer it’s ships that flee the rats. Guess who is trying to teach him street talk. Head of CPS , he steered well clear of the complicated, tough cases. He will never lead the party for the working class , way too tough a job for him. But he would know how to keep his mates happy as chancellor for the the Tory’s.
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  40. Yes ! Time will tell now. But considering this was an emergency budget to all tense and purpose and that labour and much of the public have been crying for change, well they certainly got that today.
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  41.  @TBakerXD  Assuming you believe Country is on its knees, with which personally don’t agree. Is that where your comment is coming from. ?
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  42.  @gtanz8475  Put Sunak in . Then we’ll have him with a dog both barking and lying together.
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  43. Because he was elected.
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  44. Don’t forget the in-laws. If he gets in, the prestige it would bring them would be worth another fortune.
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  45. Sunak Has an Agenda.
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  46. We’re you watching with the tele turned off ?
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  47.  @TruthHurts-s7g  👍
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  48.  @juj298  ha ha ha !!!
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  49. If the book is published it will Never be Enough.
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  50.  @clareshaughnessy2745  You need to enlighten me as to What Comment
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