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David O'Day
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skybluetony176
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Ain’t it funny when someone who’s spent the last 8 years gloating that their side won is now deluded with politics. I’d gloat about it but the truth is no one won over the last 8 years. Well unless you’re a donor to a secretly funded “think” tank or a crony of a Tory MP or Putin.
fernandopartridge
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Not saying I buy into the idea of blaming of any single individual for the Horizon scandal rather the entire system itself, but this is funny nevertheless
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fernandopartridge
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What a stupid c**t he is
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skybluetony176
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What a snowflake. Ooo, they hurt my feelings so I abstained.
fernandopartridge
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skybluetony176
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It ain’t even working. Yougov poll for the Times has the government polling at 20%, lowest since the Truss debacle. The longer he waits to call a GE the worse it gets.
David O'Day
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It stupid that he is not calling it before the may locals and mayoral elections as a they coud if they go teh way of the polls be the finalnail in any chance of a come back
skybluetony176
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Plus the extra cost of having another polling day. Richard Tice was saying recently it cost £280K to the public purse to run a by-election. I presume that’s the same cost for each seat in a GE give or take. Just from a cost exercise it doesn’t make sense before you even factor in things like school closures twice in a year for polling day instead of one.
skybluetony176
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Love the way Sunak claims it’s the will of the people. No one has ever voted on this, it wasn’t proposed until 2022and the last GE was 2019. If he’s so sure it’s the will of the people call a GE and put it in your manifesto.
Also the letters of no confidence are going in again. He doesn’t even have the will of his own party let alone the people.
Also the letters of no confidence are going in again. He doesn’t even have the will of his own party let alone the people.
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You'd sort of expect the people who govern our country to be intelligent and knowledgeable would you? It is staggering how stupid quite a lot of them are.
shmmeee
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Like, democracy and everything, stupid people in the commons per se isn’t terrible. But they shouldn’t get anywhere near government.
Oof.
That would give the Tories 5 seats, which although not good for democracy would be hilarious let's be honest.
Mr Panda
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Please not O'Boyle
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The people vying to be Labour's candidate as MP in new Cov East seat
Three city councillors have put themselves forward to replace Colleen Fletcher in the newly named constituency
Grendel
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I mean “luckily” there’s a whole chunk of people over 50 who are quite happy with high house prices and low immigration.
But imagine if we restricted voting to working age
There’s no legal limit to working age
shmmeee
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Please not O'Boyle
The people vying to be Labour's candidate as MP in new Cov East seat
Three city councillors have put themselves forward to replace Colleen Fletcher in the newly named constituency
Will be Creagh I reckon. Got the recognition.
shmmeee
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Do you think more or less 18-65 year olds work as a percentage than 65+
David O'Day
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Creagh has got to be favourite and lots of people think o'boyle is a nobPlease not O'Boyle
The people vying to be Labour's candidate as MP in new Cov East seat
Three city councillors have put themselves forward to replace Colleen Fletcher in the newly named constituency
Grendel
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Er that’s not what you said - there are over a million employed over 65 and 68 is now the retirement age
Don't think the blue rinse are saving them this time, just be that special operation they're going to unload!I mean “luckily” there’s a whole chunk of people over 50 who are quite happy with high house prices and low immigration.
But imagine if we restricted voting to working age
I see inflation went up again,oh due to tax on fags and beer, doesn't mention all the free money they've just unloaded again, how's the currency doing,oh just keep it internetnal let inflation rip?
David O'Day
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I enjoyed Therese Coffey showing she is thick as pig shit
fernandopartridge
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Especially when they buy ahead. The prices are lower in January than they were in July when prices usually drop off anyway:
UK Natural Gas - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News
UK Gas increased 27.17 GBp/Thm or 33.67% since the beginning of 2024, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for this commodity. UK Natural Gas - values, historical data, forecasts and news - updated on November of 2024.
tradingeconomics.com
Especially when they buy ahead. The prices are lower in January than they were in July when prices usually drop off anyway:
UK Natural Gas - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News
UK Gas increased 27.17 GBp/Thm or 33.67% since the beginning of 2024, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for this commodity. UK Natural Gas - values, historical data, forecasts and news - updated on November of 2024.
Heard the new cap should be 10% lower in April. About time. If true this should help bring overall inflation down again. To be fair though the prices still look like they’re running well ahead of what they were pre war. Moving in the right direction at least
Gas prices per therm Great Britain 2024 | Statista
In July 2024, day-ahead baseload gas prices in Great Britain increased for the fourth month in a row, reaching more than 90 pence/therm.
www.statista.com
ps obviously hasn’t helped that we’ve got fuck all storage
A cynic might say an electoral opportunity?Heard the new cap should be 10% lower in April. About time. If true this should help bring overall inflation down again. To be fair though the prices still look like they’re running well ahead of what they were pre war. Moving in the right direction at least
Gas prices per therm Great Britain 2024 | Statista
In July 2024, day-ahead baseload gas prices in Great Britain increased for the fourth month in a row, reaching more than 90 pence/therm.
ps obviously hasn’t helped that we’ve got fuck all storage
haha, I’m sure Sunak will try to use it. I don’t think whatever happens or whatever he does now, will move the dial materially though. Election might end up closer than the polls suggest but still think strong Labour majority
