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clint van damme
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A move opposed by the shadow home secretary of the newly formed far left opposition party the new conservatives, Priti Patel.
skybluetony176
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Apparently he’s considering resigning as an MP so it could be by-election time again. It’s also a seat Labour held not so long ago so is winnable for them.
skybluetony176
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shmmeee
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Has there ever been a PM that never faced the electorate?
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Bonar Law?
Philosoraptor
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Gordon Brown got chucked out at the first opportunity after three years.
Labour has never been good at doing this Democracy thing.
Can see an election in 12-18 months. Any PM needs a mandate from the people.
skybluetony176
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Are you including hiding in fridges in that question?
Brighton Sky Blue
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He has a pretty big majority though, over 10,000.
fernandopartridge
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Truss and her army of IEA and Tufton St advisors don't believe in the state. I assume that includes the state security services which they might need if mass unemployment and poverty (a very real prospect) hit.
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Grendel
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I think he was elected in a GE then died pretty quickly.
skybluetony176
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Won at a time when the Tories were popular coupled with him being popular. Not saying isn’t a tall ask but I recon Labour will be thinking that they could win there, especially as the priorities have moved away from Brexit.
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shmmeee
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Wouldn’t be a Thatcher tribute act without a few riots.
skybluetony176
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Given she campaigned on an anti woke platform they and their compliant anti woke right wing press ain’t half spent the morning bragging about reaching a quota of no white males in the top jobs and the most diverse cabinet ever assembled. It’s political correctness gone mad I tell you, the minority lefty liberal wokerarty elite win again.
Sky Blue Pete
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Technology scary sometimes
Brighton Sky Blue
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Labour should be doing all they can to oust Big Dog.
skybluetony176
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Funny, I had the exact same conversation with someone yesterday when they suggested that Truss is a sacrificial lamb, Labour will win the next general election to act as a sort of palette cleanser of blame from 14 years of the Tories, Boris to come back in as leader to win the following GE probably running on a pro EU ticket of some sort.
skybluetony176
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skybluetony176
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She’s determined to have her poll tax moment in her first week.
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It's idiotic but of course she will have most of the press and wider media on her side.Why has she ruled out windfall taxes immediately. At least say she will look into excessive profiteering.
Starmer should wipe the floor with her every week if this is anything to go by
Ian1779
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Expect a Telegraph article telling us how the elite rich are suffering too….Why has she ruled out windfall taxes immediately
shmmeee
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Well we’ve had The Times one:
We’re swapping a £40k nanny for a £10k au pair: preparing for the cost of living squeeze
Like many mothers Jessica Keplinger, 38, is having to make changes because of the rising cost of living, changing her childcare arrangements, her car and her sh
www.thetimes.co.uk
chiefdave
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Given how poorly she performs when she's just giving a pre-written speech PMQs should be a massacre every week.
Why has she ruled out windfall taxes immediately
Starmer should wipe the floor with her every week if this is anything to go by
Yep I think there will have to be a big U turn on that in the future.
I only saw bits of it. She was absolutely rubbish, but at least the whole thing was a bit more 'grown up' than the pathetic shambles that was PMQs with Johnson.
chiefdave
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The I doing their bit as well, graduate moaning about having to live on £800 a week despite choosing to work part time. Rent and bills paid by his parents and no student debt as they also paid the fees.Well we’ve had The Times one:
We’re swapping a £40k nanny for a £10k au pair: preparing for the cost of living squeeze
Like many mothers Jessica Keplinger, 38, is having to make changes because of the rising cost of living, changing her childcare arrangements, her car and her sh
Needed an app to tell him spending £250 a month on takeaways wasn't great money management.
A graduate, 21, on £800 a month using a money-saving app to curb his spending
'I have had to teach myself about things like budgeting and credit scores, because the education system does not cover such topics'
inews.co.uk
skybluetony176
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If she’s ruling out an exceptional tax on energy companies exceptional profits because she doesn’t want to hinder investment then surely she must have a guarantee of exceptional investment from the exceptional profits. Where is it?
The pundits say the reality of that is it would only garner around £8B in take due to the shenanigans they can pull.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Well G should be happy as we know have his fabled sixth-form debating society heading up PMQ's every week.
It was like having someone who's just attended their first A level economics lesson.
It was like having someone who's just attended their first A level economics lesson.
skybluetony176
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Doesn’t surprise me in the least, which only makes more mockery of it will stifle investment line. It clearly won’t.
David O'Day
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she was really shit at pmqs, just parroted the one nonsense line
she's out in 18 months top
she's out in 18 months top
shmmeee
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This always seems to be the answer “oh taxing rich people is too hard, sorry”