Stop trying to make the Milliverse happen, it’s not going to happen..
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What is this eating?
What is this eating?
Do people still do that?
Well well. Of course the elites are only in Labour.
Leaked audio reveals Liz Truss said British workers needed ‘more graft’
Exclusive: Tory leadership frontrunner suggested Britons lacked ‘skill and application’, in echo of ‘idlers’ rowwww.theguardian.com
We all know that the British worker is bone idle. They even voted in a cabinet who mostly hold that view.Well well. Of course the elites are only in Labour.
Leaked audio reveals Liz Truss said British workers needed ‘more graft’
Exclusive: Tory leadership frontrunner suggested Britons lacked ‘skill and application’, in echo of ‘idlers’ rowwww.theguardian.com
We all know that the British worker is bone idle. They even voted in a cabinet who mostly hold that view.
He appears to be eating a hot dog with a knife and fork, the posh twat.
The ghouls at the Telegraph just causally trying to normalise not being able to afford food…
tories gonna toryThe ghouls at the Telegraph just causally trying to normalise not being able to afford food…
Ed Miliband looks a bit funny eating a bacon sandwich - unelectable.He appears to be eating a hot dog with a knife and fork, the posh twat.
Many thanks to Liz Truss for confirming this so quickly.They really don't give a fuck. I'm sure most of them would think "if they can't afford to heat their homes they should work harder and stop buying luxuries like chocolate and Netflix."
Ed Miliband looks a bit funny eating a bacon sandwich - unelectable.
Cameron eats a hot dog with a knife and fork - perfectly normal.
He appears to be eating a hot dog with a knife and fork, the posh twat.
TBF to him Ed was up against probably the best opposition any Labour leader has faced since Thatcher, freshly detoxified from coalition with the Lib Dems. Shit like the EdStone and “hell yes I’m tuss enuss” didn’t help, but I don’t doubt it would have been a lot closer against May or Johnson.
TBF to him Ed was up against probably the best opposition any Labour leader has faced since Thatcher, freshly detoxified from coalition with the Lib Dems. Shit like the EdStone and “hell yes I’m tuss enuss” didn’t help, but I don’t doubt it would have been a lot closer against May or Johnson.
Well that and sacrificing 40 Scottish seats on the alter of the indyref the year before which then allowed the Tories to pick up a lot of the Lib Dem seats on the back of SNP scaremongering. Cameron was I think genuinely surprised by the result.
One will always wonder how the other Miliband would have fared
Honesty I don’t think he’d have done much better. The Tories hasn’t been in power for 18 years and seemed a lot more moderate. Also things like the banana pic suggest he’d have had a few gaffes of his own, plus all the same “scary Marxist dad” attacks obviously.
I’ve seen nothing from David in either policy or personality terms to back up the idea he was some kind of electoral messiah. Though TBF I joined during Millibands leadership and David pretty much vanished once he lose.
I think between the SNP, Cameron, the need for change, and the looming Brexit vote promise, 2015 was a much harder election for Labour than is often recognised
TBF to him Ed was up against probably the best opposition any Labour leader has faced since Thatcher, freshly detoxified from coalition with the Lib Dems. Shit like the EdStone and “hell yes I’m tuss enuss” didn’t help, but I don’t doubt it would have been a lot closer against May or Johnson.
Perhaps, but he just came over like Pitt the Younger from Blackadder getting bullied by pretty much anyone. In the debates the audience just seemed to feel sorry for him. Against someone who was probably in charge of the Eton toast racks it just looked embarrassing.
I don't think Cameron was particularly popular, I can't remember now how much was made of the Tory manifesto commitment to the EU referendum
Perhaps, but he just came over like Pitt the Younger from Blackadder getting bullied by pretty much anyone. In the debates the audience just seemed to feel sorry for him. Against someone who was probably in charge of the Eton toast racks it just looked embarrassing.
His delivery isn't good and you're right, he sounds exactly like Pitt the Younger. What he says is generally OK though imo.
I also think Miliband suffered from his advisors trying to make him into something he wasn't in the same way they did Brown.Yeah generally he was pretty awful and looked a lot better after he resigned. I’m not saying Milliband was great, just that I think he was up against a better electoral machine than Corbyn was or Starmer will be
I also think Miliband suffered from his advisors trying to make him into something he wasn't in the same way they did Brown.
Instead of focusing on their qualities they tried to push characteristics that were deemed as popular but they both came over looking insincere and that is a right turn off.
It's no coincidence they both look better without that media management.
I'd always thought that was put in to stop his party bickering, and he expected another coalition so no real need to end up doing it.I don't think Cameron was particularly popular, I can't remember now how much was made of the Tory manifesto commitment to the EU referendum
Still the sameI also think Miliband suffered from his advisors trying to make him into something he wasn't in the same way they did Brown.
Instead of focusing on their qualities they tried to push characteristics that were deemed as popular but they both came over looking insincere and that is a right turn off.
It's no coincidence they both look better without that media management.
Same could still be said of Corbyn and Starmer. Don't give off a coherent message because they're being told to do conflicting things to appeal to different people, and in the end pleasing no-one and making them look less electable.I also think Miliband suffered from his advisors trying to make him into something he wasn't in the same way they did Brown.
Instead of focusing on their qualities they tried to push characteristics that were deemed as popular but they both came over looking insincere and that is a right turn off.
It's no coincidence they both look better without that media management.
Only bright spot of this is that Liz looks likely to win the Tory leadership and she got awful delivery. Though I'm sure it'll get spun as her being more 'normal' and like the rest of 'us'. Wheareas same traits in a Labour leader would be 'look at how incompetent they are!"It should be about the substance and not delivery in any case, but that's not how this country works sadly
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