It’s an irrelevance full stop - it’s viewed by a handful of wierdos normally on the Parliament channel. As I’ve said Hague was a million times better than Starmer and had Blair on the run - it was a total mismatch - as it was on polling day the other way round
The unfortunate thing for Starmer is not only is it early but no one is engaged at all now anyway and so any bounce is nullified by the crises
Johnson isn’t a conviction politician and regardless of this and any other events I suspect will call it a day before the next election and a successor will benefit from a bounce
Labour have zero chance of an actual working majority in parliament unless the SNP vote collapses - this is not impossible as I suspect dear old Nicola is secretly hoping either the virus lasts for a few more years or a certain ex leader gets it
No, no it's not. The Blair governments would of had working majorities without Scottish Mps.A very reasonable comment with some good insight.
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No, no it's not. The Blair governments would of had working majorities without Scottish Mps.
His arguments are simply incorrect.
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Do you not think a 2 or if necessary 3 month hard lockdown would have given us moreIt was obvious we’re going to have to pay financially for it, let’s just hope the kick isn’t too big and from today we get things reopen and the economy safely moving.... this is why we can’t stay in lockdown forever
Seen somewhere that 1 in 3 companies might not reopen
Hopefully down to 3000 infections and less than 500 deaths today. Then we can see things are going in a good direction
Turf Parliament out to MK or somewhere. Give it a semicircular chamber and turn the palace into a museum of democracy and the British state.
There should be an MPs code of conduct with consequences for the type of outright lie Johnson has told today. He knows far more people will see him declare that than will see the evidence that he is lying.How can it be right for PM to outright lie on public record in the commons?
I think it’s referred to as parliamentary privilege.How can it be right for PM to outright lie on public record in the commons?
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Will be forgotten in 24hrs which is so wrongThere should be an MPs code of conduct with consequences for the type of outright lie Johnson has told today. He knows far more people will see him declare that than will see the evidence that he is lying.
The peiviledge is not to be used for anything you say.I think it’s referred to as parliamentary privilege.
How BBC Parliament, TV's geekiest channel, became a surprise ratings hitit’s viewed by a handful of wierdos normally on the Parliament channel
Once again grendal and the truth are in a massive disagreement
The bbc are running it on their live feed which is viewed by a lot of peopleWill be forgotten in 24hrs which is so wrong
I think it’s referred to as parliamentary privilege.
Yeah, I used to but not so much in recent years. I work in digital marketing/SEO so happy to give advice with anything if you need it. If you managed to build it up that much already and have access to people of interest, then I think you could probably turn into something that does very well by the sounds of it - especially if you enjoy writing about it.
Will be forgotten in 24hrs which is so wrong
We are daft aren’t we as a nationApparently just under 500 dead and 3000+ new infections. But yeah let send everyone back to work!
Fair play to Starmer. Imagine if the opposition had have been strong enough to call the PM out when Tony Blair took us to war illegally."Not voting for Labour until they get their act together - no not like that, I meant do what the Conservatives do"
It's a strange argument to make. It admits he lied at PMQsI see No10 has accused Starmer of misquoting the guidance he quoted in parliament by referring to a different section (ie the wrong section) of the guidance as proof.
It also admits that the government’s own guidelines are contradictory to themselves.It's a strange argument to make. It admits he lied at PMQs
Coronavirus 'community transmission highly likely'
Also here is the Chief Medical Officer stating community transmission was highly likely happening in the uk st week before so why sid they not change the advice to reflect that until the 13th? It shows even more clearly how slow they were with regards to care homes
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I know that will be poo poo'd as a leftie momentum video, but the contrast couldnt be starker. She's doing an amazing job, treating people with respect and like adults and doing what needs to be done, not like brain dead part time prime minister.In case anyone was wondering what leadership looks like
I dare say that because New Zealand acted fast and decisively their economic hit won’t be as bad as ours either.
It rattled them and they have panicked and came out with this laughable defense. This will be q1 next week at pmqsIt also admits that the government’s own guidelines are contradictory to themselves.
Fair play to Starmer. Imagine if the opposition had have been strong enough to call the PM out when Tony Blair took us to war illegally.
A strong opposition can only force a strong government. Boris is going to have to up his game to stay ahead of Starmer.
I have just started watching pmqs on YouTube and the difference between the two leaders is immediate Johnson arrives and his papers are all out of order and then he spends time trying to sort them, Starmer is prepared and organised. Without his pals behind him hollering and behaving like schools kids the Pm looks like he is lost
We are daft aren’t we as a nation
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