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@acthompson9983 how?
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torys are finished
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@nathanfurnival8724 when there was nothing to mop up
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@ykst6685 so they have zero talent then.
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used to it , after clearing up tory mess
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@ANDREWHALL28 "Trusted on law and order", Sunak has to be joking. They partied whilst ordinary people couldn't visit their loved ones in hospital. They helped themselves to millions of pounds of tax payer money awarding their cronies PPE contracts which most of the time didn't materialise and those that did were unusable and quietly ended up in landfill. They took away £20 a week from people on universal credit who were already struggling with debt, expect the Tories have lots of shares in credit card companies so the more indebted the nation becomes the nearer serfdom they are dragged and the bigger dividends the Tories get. Party of law and order, huh. Party of corruption and greed more like
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"Trusted on law and order", Sunak has to be joking. They partied whilst ordinary people couldn't visit their loved ones in hospital. They helped themselves to millions of pounds of tax payer money awarding their cronies PPE contracts which most of the time didn't materialise and those that did were unusable and quietly ended up in landfill. They took away £20 a week from people on universal credit who were already struggling with debt, expect the Tories have lots of shares in credit card companies so the more indebted the nation becomes the nearer serfdom they are dragged and the bigger dividends the Tories get. Party of law and order, huh. Party of corruption and greed more like
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some people will never learn
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Macavity though 1 question would send him running home to mummy
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he will make a great pm , 1 of the best ever
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@johnrussell3961 best thing to happen to the uk , torys and brexit the worst
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@acthompson9983 12 waisted years
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@mrlomrlo7353 😄
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@dracolee_072 1. Longest period of sustained low inflation since the 60s. 2. Low mortgage rates. 3. Introduced the National Minimum Wage and raised it to £5.52 per hour. 4. Over 14,000 more police in England and Wales.
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@wolfiestreet6899 1. Longest period of sustained low inflation since the 60s. 2. Low mortgage rates. 3. Introduced the National Minimum Wage and raised it to £5.52 per hour. 4. Over 14,000 more police in England and Wales.
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Unfortunately boris supporters are far too stubborn to admit they were wrong. Because that means they must admit that they were fooled. People dont like to admit that and would rather hold on to the illusion than let it go.
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Not surprised Truss's parents have rejected here. Johnson's family apart from his father rejected him. However his father sought French citizenship to get out of boris's Britain. Speaks volumes.
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@dracolee_072 It has been reported that the Treasury tried to get their £400 universal household grant classified as a reduction in energy bills in order to keep inflation down and avoid some debt interest. The attempt has failed because it is not a reduction in energy bills, but a universal income boost. But the government could have chosen to just reduce energy bills directly. It would have been a better use of public money, and would have kept inflation lower. They are choosing higher inflation.
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@wolfiestreet6899 prove it
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@wolfiestreet6899 prove it
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@Gavin Gas 6 months tops
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@TFourParts vote labour then
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@pip1723 correct they lined their pockets
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@pip1723 the torys did
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@silondon9010 vote labour
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@nathanfurnival8724 and now we have drowned
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vote labour then
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vote labour then
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@christopherblackburn6811 ahahahhahahhaha bojo admit he's wrong
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@tomthornton6259 lib/dems torys in sheeps clothing
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@ducko1988 yes
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@Gavin Gas who edits a two word comment ?
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@dracolee_072 vote labour then
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@dracolee_072 look at all the good they did last time in
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@dracolee_072 so torys crumbled all by themselves ,,,, they never resign without great opposition , and most pundits said with 80 seats that meant 2 terms at least , no one gave labour a look in for best part of a decade after corbyn , but with starmer we would win now .....can't do better than that
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@dracolee_072 torys have blood on their hands
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@dracolee_072 freeze and starve after 12 years of lies
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@stalinisaracist4351 never again
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@dracolee_072 5. Cut overall crime by 32 per cent. 6. Record levels of literacy and numeracy in schools. 7. Young people achieving some of the best ever results at 14, 16, and 18. 8. Funding for every pupil in England has doubled. 9. Employment is at its highest level ever. 10. 3,700 rebuilt and significantly refurbished schools; including new and improved classrooms, laboratories and kitchens. 11. 85,000 more nurses. 12. 32,000 more doctors. 13. Brought back matrons to hospital wards. 14. Devolved power to the Scottish Parliament. 15. Devolved power to the Welsh Assembly. 16. Dads now get paternity leave of 2 weeks for the first time. 17. NHS Direct offering free convenient patient advice. 18. Gift aid was worth £828 million to charities last year.
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@wolfiestreet6899 5. Cut overall crime by 32 per cent. 6. Record levels of literacy and numeracy in schools. 7. Young people achieving some of the best ever results at 14, 16, and 18. 8. Funding for every pupil in England has doubled. 9. Employment is at its highest level ever. 10. 3,700 rebuilt and significantly refurbished schools; including new and improved classrooms, laboratories and kitchens. 11. 85,000 more nurses. 12. 32,000 more doctors. 13. Brought back matrons to hospital wards. 14. Devolved power to the Scottish Parliament. 15. Devolved power to the Welsh Assembly. 16. Dads now get paternity leave of 2 weeks for the first time. 17. NHS Direct offering free convenient patient advice. 18. Gift aid was worth £828 million to charities last year.
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torys are evil
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@wolfiestreet6899 I'ii spare a thought for Liz Truss, as it's fairly obvious she hasn't got any of her own.
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@wolfiestreet6899 all labour good points
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I'ii spare a thought for Liz Truss, as it's fairly obvious she hasn't got any of her own.
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@dracolee_072 Does Truss even believe the drivel she comes out with? I'm not sure she has any convictions at all. Her conversion is not really like a religious one, it's more like an unprincipled gloryhunting opportunist swapping their support from one football team to another halfway through a match because the other team look more like winning. .
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She’s an opportunist and a chancer. The idea she has any true political believes is laughable. She is on the wrong side of history big time. Her first p/m question time will be standing room only and I can’t wait.
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@dracolee_072 both evil
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@dracolee_072 starmer is the man
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 @dracolee_072 starmer is the man
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@dracolee_072 starmer is the man
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What broke the camel's back was that the disaster of brexit had reached a critical mass of undeniability. The party would never have taken him down otherwise
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Well I'll be voting Labour next election. Sir Keir is the man to navigate us out of this mess & propel us into prosperity.
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@dracolee_072 The work and pensions secretary, Therese Coffey, has said she will not publish five official reports into how the department handles helping the vulnerable, or how many people have died as a result of being denied disability benefits. The publication of these reports was promised by Coffey’s predecessors, following claims that thousands of disabled people had died since the Conservatives came into power in 2010. The true number still isn’t known, but it was found that over 17,000 people died between 2013 and 2019 whilst waiting for decisions to be made over their benefit claims. In 2020 we learned that 5,000 disabled people died still waiting to be reimbursed by the government to the tune of £16m in underpaid benefits
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@wolfiestreet6899 might as well have labour then
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Collectively, the English electorate continues to vote Tory and they in-turn punish the English electorate for it.
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@dracolee_072 It has been reported that the Treasury tried to get their £400 universal household grant classified as a reduction in energy bills in order to keep inflation down and avoid some debt interest. The attempt has failed because it is not a reduction in energy bills, but a universal income boost. But the government could have chosen to just reduce energy bills directly. It would have been a better use of public money, and would have kept inflation lower. They are choosing higher inflation.
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@wolfiestreet6899 labour is the way
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@dracolee_072 I have a question, who the flip authorised bozo's "Farewell tour". Who thinks paying for a PM who resigned in disgrace, is reasonable....
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@dracolee_072 The throwing of his hapless press secretary under the bus. The more I watch the infamous video the more I see someone, not disrespecting the public but laughing in incredulous exasperation at what was going on and the spinning she was having to achieve
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@wolfiestreet6899 Boris lied in parliament about the care home death scandal when he said they didn't know about asymptomatic transmission.
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Brexit as far as the swivel eyed loons was all about getting rid of EU laws that stopped them making money! From getting rid of workers rights to allowing them to play hard and fast with our money (so they got rich and we the hoi polloi got poor!)
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@dracolee_072 oh HAPPY FISH
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@dracolee_072 indeedy
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@wolfiestreet6899 don't think blair partied , don't think i care what a pm 6 back and 2 decades ago did
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@wolfiestreet6899 as chamberlain did..... lets get the history books out , or talk about present pm's
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@wolfiestreet6899 get the rotten torys out then , yes
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@wolfiestreet6899 but they are not rotten
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we do
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@ANDREWHALL28 so they took it away , and labour is the only way forward
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nothing
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not me i've never been
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vote labour then
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@Gavin Gas 2023 no longer , by public demand
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@Gavin Gas i think last date is in jan 2025 but highly unlikely to go that far
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@ep1929 he goes on monday
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they have
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@thelightsilent In the first three weeks of the Liz Truss premiership, the Labour lead over the Conservatives has grown considerably and is now trending at 11.2%. This 11.2% average lead relates to a period before Chancellor Kwarsi Kwarteng’s ‘mini budget’ on September 23 had a chance to feed into the opinion poll numbers. Polling averages extrapolated in the three weeks running up to 27 September place Labour on 42.7%, the Conservatives on 31.5%, and the Liberal Democrats on 11.2%. If a General Election was held today, and the public vote reflected that average polling position, this would likely lead to the following composition of the House of Commons: The result of a general election is projected as a hung parliament with Labour as the largest party. but some 8 seats short of an outright majority.
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@ducko1988 look at the last time . they were great and did so much good
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@Gavin Gas know it
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@dracolee_072 80 seat majority against them and still get pm sacked and now 15 points in front in polls , clearly ahead on cost of living crisis , not bad for mid term
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@dracolee_072 just vote for them and get those torys out , that's what we want isn't it
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@dracolee_072 he will win , who in their right mind would vote more of the same tory lie
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@dracolee_072 all wrong
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party while we die
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@wolfiestreet6899 yes it does
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@wolfiestreet6899 yes
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@wolfiestreet6899 yes
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@wolfiestreet6899 yes
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@wolfiestreet6899 yes
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@wolfiestreet6899 yes
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@wolfiestreet6899 i am glad labour is not left wing
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@wolfiestreet6899 the party that doesn't party in the middle of covid
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@wolfiestreet6899 and lying to the country
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@wolfiestreet6899 From Europe : Alas! R.I.P. the ex Empire. Britons shoot themselves in the foot and become an underdeveloped country. Hopefully Scotland escapes the folly.
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"Trusted on law and order", Sunak has to be joking. They partied whilst ordinary people couldn't visit their loved ones in hospital. They helped themselves to millions of pounds of tax payer money awarding their cronies PPE contracts which most of the time didn't materialise and those that did were unusable and quietly ended up in landfill. They took away £20 a week from people on universal credit who were already struggling with debt, expect the Tories have lots of shares in credit card companies so the more indebted the nation becomes the nearer serfdom they are dragged and the bigger dividends the Tories get. Party of law and order, huh. Party of corruption and greed more like
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he's an independent
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@vincentmckenna281 glad he's gone and torys out of power within a year
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@niblet112 not if torys still in
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@niblet112 vote labour then
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@wolfiestreet6899 yes please
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@wolfiestreet6899 and?
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@simonmorgan225 and your point being ?
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@simonthegreat543 vote labour then
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@thelightsilent labour nearly won in 2017
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@nathanfurnival8724 tory troll
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@jonathanhadley2555 anything but this lot
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torys have gone on holiday = record amounts of turds found on beaches
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@nathanfurnival8724 not for pm then
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@buk3695 and 4% lower growth every year
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@jamessilvester9077 starmer is a great leader and will be one of the best pm this country has ever had
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@jamessilvester9077 "Trusted on law and order", Sunak has to be joking. They partied whilst ordinary people couldn't visit their loved ones in hospital. They helped themselves to millions of pounds of tax payer money awarding their cronies PPE contracts which most of the time didn't materialise and those that did were unusable and quietly ended up in landfill. They took away £20 a week from people on universal credit who were already struggling with debt, expect the Tories have lots of shares in credit card companies so the more indebted the nation becomes the nearer serfdom they are dragged and the bigger dividends the Tories get. Party of law and order, huh. Party of corruption and greed more like
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@TFourParts vote labour then
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