Comments by "Steven" (@Steven-vo4ee) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. Does a single day go past without a mass shooting in America…
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  2. Have you listened to Trump recently?
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  3.  @theJACKATIC  It’s a meme stock at this point, vastly over priced. Was a Tesla early adopter and admirer of Musk for over 20 years, however he’s lost it and I’ll never buy another Tesla as things stand. Tesla is way off track, no mass-market car, rather the Cybertruck debacle, removing indicator stalks from their now tired lineup. Musk is doing a fine job of alienating his consumer base, those most likely to buy his vehicles in North America and Europe are those most turnedoff by his shenanigans.
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  4. Her side is already well know, it’s not harmed career.
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  5. Trump is the god emperor of word salad
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  6. Trump and his cultists will still reject reality.
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  7.  @johnrussell3961  It’s not Tice I’m concerned about, it’s his voters.
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  8. and Trump's tariff policies alone would be ruinous to 100% of them.
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  9. No thanks
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  10. Another one whose fallen for the so-called “culture wars” claptrap… bless… 🙄
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  11. With central government funding levels
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  12.  @youtubeenjoyer1743 Ignoring the fact that Argentina’s economic malaise began with the right-wing military Junta in the 70s, from which it has never recovered, and has had conservative administrations as recently as 2019 whom also failed to resolve the country’s woes.
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  13.  @aclark903  A complete non sequitur response to my comment, well done.
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  14. Irrelevant in our FPTP system, Corbyn 0/2, Starmer 1/1.
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  15.  @larryt4884 1. Irrelevant 2. Musk is now completely lacking in any credibility.
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  16. The two are not mutually exclusive, I hope you know that…
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  17.  @standstand6569  11 million votes for the right [Reform / Tories] vs 15 million votes for the centre and left [Labour / Liberal Democrats / Greens]
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  18.  @pedrothewise2584  Never seen CNN in my life, a majority of RU’s arsenal is ancient, unmaintained and unusable.
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  19. Why what have they done?
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  20.  @eyeofthetiger7  Provision of security isn’t a one way street, the alliance is in all our interests, as is preventing RU’s victory in UA. After the events of the 11th of September 2001 all European alliance members immediately came to the US’ aid.
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  21. An iPhone would be useless on the moon.
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  22.  @URBeingLiedTo  That's rich given your username and avatar! Pootie-poot has been in power for 25 years.
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  23.  @martinwebb1681  The (former) 80 seat majority was built on the slimmest and flimsiest margins, it will be easily overturned with the mess the Tories have created.
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  24.  @MrC.1990 Thankfully that is a minority concern. So-called ‘Reform Party’ PLC are welcome to those who share your views.
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  25.  @skadiwarrior2053  People's quality of life was superior by almost absolute metric, between 1997 and 2010 than subsequently. Trying to tar Labour with the same brush as the Tories is pointless for everyone who's old enough to remember life under both administrations, let alone the Tory administration from 1979 to 1997.
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  26. It won't, at least not under a Labour government.
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  27.  @scousemouse9715  Evidence was presented to the jury of Trump's peers, resulting in thirty-four guilty counts.
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  28.  @elenadunn15 Try harder
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  29.  @doranselwyn8608  Probably owned a North American manufactured VW rather than a European one.
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  30.  @skycloud4802  iPhones are made in China and software licenses are a little more complex being non tangible, classified as goods in the EU, not sure about the US.
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  31. I hope the Sun goes the way of the News of the World.
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  32. Corbyn is solely responsible for his predicament
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  33. If Sleepy Joe’s opponent is the Manbaby-in-Chief, Joe can sleep his way to victory yet again.
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  34. ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠ @vinezero Argentina hasn’t had a well functioning economy since the rightwing junta took power almost 50 years ago. It has had to go begging to the IMF and experienced hyperinflation multiple times. It’s a selective memory or lack of knowledge to solely blame one form of government for the half century of mismanagement.
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  35. Meanwhile the US has already landed men on the moon, and will have two super heavy launch vehicles in short order to do so again, whilst RU cannot afford to develop a single one because of its failed ‘operation’.
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  36. Put down the vodka and finish your borscht, you’re fooling no-one "James"..
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  37. Farage is the court jester
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  38. Yes, she should go… straight to the psychiatric hospital…
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  39. Better Tory-lite than full fat BNP which the Tories declared themselves to be this week.
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  40. Difference is Argentina is a developing country whereas the UK is the 5th largest developed economy. One is more excusable than the other.
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  41. Tell that to Putler, SPB comment factory worker.
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  42. Really? Where do you get that from? Your imagination?
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  43.  @Skygrey2943 I’m essentially absolutely certain, if only by Farage’s age, the possible electoral timeframe and historical precedent.
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  44. Have you heard Trump speak? He's the GOD EMPEROR of word salad.
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  45. Daily Mail reader
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  46. Only thing he loves more is other people’s money
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  47.  @LZE.  Imagine the true unfettered free trade within the EU being full fat milk, what we have post Brexit is so ultra skimmed the fat content is at a homeopathic level of dilution.
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  48.  @ianc7866  Claiming JIT continues between the UK and the EU when it self evidently has ceased, is absurd, truly akin to flat earth nonsense. JIT or not, other supply chains in other countries are irrelevant to that between the UK and the EU, and are innately incomparable. UK automotive manufacturing output has fallen year on year post the referendum (bar a small short lived bounce in 2021 for obvious reasons). It isn’t going to improve as there is no real new investment, it’s in at best a state of managed decline. The decline may have always been inevitable, however it’s undeniable that Brexit has accelerated and exacerbated it.
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  49. I would be at all surprised if neither of them is their respective party’s candidate come November.
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  50. As do all populists
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