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  1. I'm in Rees Mogg's constituency. His Labour opponent is the exact opposite to him, a normal, local lad who grew up on a council estate, went to the local schools, worked in a local factory, has lived on an average wage (and still does) is very popular in the local area and lives in this centuary. I think he'll do very well.
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  2. The Telegraph will report it as bad for savers and an attack on the middle classes
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  3. My local MP is David Warburton. I don't think I'll bother contacting him to communicate my support for channel 4. Caught doing cocaine, three sexual harassment accusations and now in a psychiatric hospital. To be honest, he's more useful now than he's ever been.
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  4. I was working in automotive engineering in 2016 and when the results of the vote came in all of the EU car manufacturers (80% of our business) stopped placing new orders. Existing contracts were left to run but development of new products stopped. Fortunately, as an engineer it was easy to find another job in another industry but that company shut their uk factory in late 2018 and now just has a small development team in the UK with 30 employees rather than the 400ish they used to have
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  5. Where politicians are fearful for their seats, the system is working correctly. No MP should ever be in a position where they can consider their seat is safe
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  6. ​@warrendevine7459 if that's true, why are Labour already undoing tory policies?
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  7. As a resident of Frome & Somerton I can guarantee the tories will be out in the by election. Leaving us without representation for a year while David Warburton was suspended has not gone down at all well. This has never been a tory safe seat and was won by a tiny margin in the last election
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  8. The irony of people claiming to be Christians upset about migrants bringing their religious from the middle east. Where do they think Jesus was born? Slough?
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  9. GB News are losing their minds over this. Its great.
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  10. I work in his constancy. His opponent for the next election has been working hard in the community and is becoming popular. He's also a local, working class, intelligent lad so the opposite of Greased-Hogg
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  11. The headlines will report it as an attack on savers
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  12. My mortgage went up £450 per month because of their stupidity BUT I'm a tofu eating, guardian reading wokerati so I deserve it
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  13. ​@johnbriggs3916 vote for the candidate in your area most likely to beat the tories based on past results. In some areas Labour won't win so lib dems or green etc may be a more effective vote to get a Labour government by removing a tory.
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  14. My local MP is David Warburton. A man who was photographed with cocaine, is accused of multiple counts of sexual harassment and taking a £150 000 loan from a dodgy Russian. I would call him a poor quality MP but most tories would see nothing wrong
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  15.  @lennylaa1686  Really, you actually like Beano reject? He's my local MP. Absolutely useless as an MP, does nothing for his constituency, refuses to meet with anyone but businesses and land owners. Visited my employer recently, pretended to know about engineering , talked absolute rubbish and spoke down to far more intelligent and more highly educated people
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  16. But of course it's Labour who have no plan according to Sunak
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  17. How can those who wrote the rule claim that it was ok for them to break the rule because it was over the top?
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  18. And their supporters just defend it with gibberish like "you're just bitter about Brexit"
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  19. I don't think they have anything to worry about. I doubt the EU would take us back in now. There's no way all 27 countries would agree to the UK's return. That bridge has been burned and collapsed
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  20.  @garyb455  A 4.2% increase over 2020 is really bad. That was height of pandemic shut downs. 2020 is not a good year for comparisons because it was not a normal year for trade
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  21. That probably wouldn't be in their interest. They're best off just ignoring him.
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  22. Yet the US is impacted quite harshly by climate change with hurricanes, draughts, glacier melting, ski resorts not getting snow, etc, etc
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  23. But if he does have to resign, it means he's out of the job but leaves Boris in a dodgy position as he's refused to resign for exactly the same thing
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  24. Don't forget the honorable conservative member for Frome And Somerton, David Warburton. Currently missing in action after getting photographed with a pile of cocaine, accused of sexual harassment and failed to disclose a £150,000 loan from a Russian businessman.
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  25. The publics lack of disposable income is going to hit them soon enough when we can't buy their products. As an example, I was planning to buy a new motorcycle this year but because the cost of living is rising, I'll be holding off that purchase so that dealer loses a sale, Triumph motorcycles loses a sale, I won't be paying for servicing etc. I won't be the only one in that position so those businesses will feel. I'm fortunate, I'm just avoiding a luxury item. Many less fortunate people will have to cut back on essentials. Sooner or later when businesses start going bust the government will have to do something.
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  26. Unfortunately if he is removed he won't be replaced with anyone better. It'll probably be either Gove or Sunak
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  27. ​@jimmagspanton669 the latest generation get less now than we got and you call them greedy? I had free university tuition (around £9k per year now) Free NHS dentistry (many can only get private now) We had lower taxes We had much shorter waits for hospital treatment We had maintained roads. What has got better in the last 14 years? What has this generation got that we didn't have other than student debt and a bleak future?
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  28. Why is it ok to lie but not to point out that someone is lying?
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  29. When you've been to prison as many times as Robinson, punishments should be at least twice as severe
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  30. The tunnels are actually to reduce untreated discharge and take the sewage to Crossness and Beckton treatment works. You will note however that it's not fully funded by Thames Water
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  31.  @DavidMoxham957  Most expensive doesn't mean best. Eton is the most expensive education. I've known two people who went there, one was a drug dealer who sold cocaine to posh people (including a current cabinet member who resembles kids tv character Pob) and the other was a second rate engineer who was fired for constantly making the same mistakes
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  32. ​@davidcooks2379 you think Islamists like the party who support the LGBT and trans communities? Don't be daft
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  33. Like Ned Flanders parents, they've tried nothing and they're all out of ideas.
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  34. You dont understand. Stealing a couple billion is not a problem but £25 in benefit fraid deserves jail time
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  35. My employer doesn't sell to EU countries but their products are exported to the EU by customers so loss of EU trade still means loss of trade to my employer who doesn't export there
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  36. ​@RealMash yes, you can feed a family of four all year from a couple window boxes
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  37. That would be true if they actually put those things before their mates profits
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  38. My car does 40 rods to the hogs head and that's the way I like it
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  39. Max would probably be a bit dull to be honest
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  40. A friend of mine is from Venezuela. Britain is in a bad place but not on the same scale as Venezuela where kidnappings by narco gangs are very common. Corruption there makes tories look honest, the cartels practically rule the country, corpses hanging from bridges are a common sight. Britain is bad but nowhere near that bad
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  41. I've already heard tories blame Labour for HS2 because the first suggestion of it came from Gordon Brown
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  42. ​@Noel-ji8nm who wins with Reform or tories leading? The millionaires who get tax cuts, the businesses who see our employment rights removed and the US health insurance companies who get more of the NHS
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  43. When I was studying mechanical engineering, our rather evil mechanics lecturer gave us a mathematical problem to solve in metric and imperial. In metric I solved it in my head in about a minute. In imperial it took ten minutes and I needed to write down half a page of equations with all the conversion factors. It's things like 1 metre cubed of water is 1000kg, 10 metre deep water has a pressure of 1 bar at the bottom. If I raise 1kg by 1 metre then it has 1 joule of potential energy. Metric is simple and logical.
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  44.  @arthurpewtey  Johnson and Farage were our Trumps. At least the US only had one Trump
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  45. ...and the lettuce remained crisp
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  46.  @tomfinney3416  Most of us can't afford to go to prison. If I'm locked up I can't pay the bills and I lose my house
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  47. I'm having to buy a new Yamaha this year instead of a Triumph. The rest of the middle class bikers will laugh at me and call me scum. Please send Pimms so I can drown my sorrows
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  48. ​@gregnorth6413 but if it hadn't dropped, it would now be much higher
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  49. I think most tory voters ideal choice for leader would be Farage
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  50. ​@Noel-ji8nm it's tories and reform who share the same donors. Reform supported nearly all tory policies, they just weren't happy with the incompetent implementation
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