| General Election 13:52 - May 22 with 19687 views | raynor94 |
Are we about to hear the date later today, Sunak has called a cabinet meeting this afternoon.
Inflation is down, things aren't going to get much better for the Tories.
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| General Election on 22:14 - Jun 12 with 1292 views | Boundy |
| General Election on 19:13 - Jun 12 by majorraglan |
So it looks like the 12 month military secondment /national service may actually be 25 days! What b@@@@@@@ is this, itās unreal. What is the point in 25 days āmilitary serviceā - itās a joke and they are making it up as they go along and gaslighting us as they go along.
I think the concept of a years military service could work, but it needs a lot of thought. Any kid not education, training or employment should be compelled to contribute - or no benefits. |
Well that announcement will please those against y the idea , I'm just wondering why the criticism of the news now ? |  |
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| General Election on 22:17 - Jun 12 with 1280 views | Boundy |
| General Election on 11:08 - Jun 9 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
The other potential spanner in the works that nobody seems to be talking about it Gallowayās āworkers partyā who will undoubtedly take a chunk of votes off Labour inā¦certain areas. |
Another spanner is the power of the civil service and those who run it . With news of those within of disrupting government policies just who is running the country, Sir Humphrey ? | |
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| General Election on 22:20 - Jun 12 with 1267 views | majorraglan |
| General Election on 19:52 - Jun 12 by raynor94 |
A private aid to Sunak is being investigated for placing a bet on the date of the election 3 days before Sunak announced it!
They really are doing a great job of handing the election to Labour |
It beggars belief. Iāve seen the story but donāt have the detail, but how on earth did this guy expect to get away with it. This is the caliber of the people running the country, - itās frightening.
Heās potentially committed a criminal offence, if he wins his seat at the GE thereās a possibility the ongoing investigations could carry forward in to the new parliament and he could still be done on a disciplinary and be recalled. | | | |
| General Election on 17:27 - Jun 13 with 1150 views | Wingstandwood |
| General Election on 19:52 - Jun 12 by raynor94 |
A private aid to Sunak is being investigated for placing a bet on the date of the election 3 days before Sunak announced it!
They really are doing a great job of handing the election to Labour |
It's going from bad to worse, sh1t creek without a paddle and boat. Just full out sinking deeper and deeper as every day passes!!!!
QUOTE "Rishi Sunak refuses to say if he had told close aide Craig Williams the date of the election before he placed Ā£100 bet on when it would happen - as Tory candidate faces 'inside information' gambling probe."
Is it any wonder why many are speculating whether or not Sunak will make it to polling day!
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| General Election on 17:41 - Jun 13 with 1140 views | Dr_Winston |
Let's be honest here. I doubt Sunak gives much of a toss if the Tories lose the election. He's probably actively hoping for it. Nothing he is doing or saying suggests that he genuinely thinks they can or wants to win.
If you had a missus worth as much as his is, homes all over the World and a lifetime of easy cash on the lecture circuit why the hell would you put yourself through even more of this?
He hasn't stood down as an MP yet because doing so would make it even more obvious, but I wouldn't be remotely surprised to see a by-election in Richmond & Northallerton within the next twelve months. [Post edited 13 Jun 17:45]
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| General Election on 18:01 - Jun 13 with 1129 views | onehunglow |
| General Election on 15:04 - May 22 by johnlangy |
Thank you major. I was planning on starting a thread with a similar list.
My plan was to point this out so people know exactly where we are and are totally aware of what the Tories have done to the country. Then i'd save the list in order to repost it as and when needed.
That's because people forget so quickly. I would hazard a guess that this lot will be blaming Labour for the state of the country within 12 months, complaining that they haven't fixed the problems which they created over the last 14 years.
So i'll save your post and use that instead if that's okay ? |
You can add virtual destruction of meaningful Police .
Thousands leaving the job
They have had enough | |
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| General Election on 18:27 - Jun 13 with 1116 views | johnlangy |
| General Election on 18:01 - Jun 13 by onehunglow |
You can add virtual destruction of meaningful Police .
Thousands leaving the job
They have had enough |
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| General Election on 23:52 - Jun 13 with 1045 views | DJack |
| General Election on 17:41 - Jun 13 by Dr_Winston |
Let's be honest here. I doubt Sunak gives much of a toss if the Tories lose the election. He's probably actively hoping for it. Nothing he is doing or saying suggests that he genuinely thinks they can or wants to win.
If you had a missus worth as much as his is, homes all over the World and a lifetime of easy cash on the lecture circuit why the hell would you put yourself through even more of this?
He hasn't stood down as an MP yet because doing so would make it even more obvious, but I wouldn't be remotely surprised to see a by-election in Richmond & Northallerton within the next twelve months. [Post edited 13 Jun 17:45]
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He'll probably eff off to The States and make a lot on the conservative talking-heads circuit and do interview and background commentary for Fox "news". |  |
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| General Election on 08:47 - Jun 14 with 974 views | Whiterockin |
| General Election on 17:41 - Jun 13 by Dr_Winston |
Let's be honest here. I doubt Sunak gives much of a toss if the Tories lose the election. He's probably actively hoping for it. Nothing he is doing or saying suggests that he genuinely thinks they can or wants to win.
If you had a missus worth as much as his is, homes all over the World and a lifetime of easy cash on the lecture circuit why the hell would you put yourself through even more of this?
He hasn't stood down as an MP yet because doing so would make it even more obvious, but I wouldn't be remotely surprised to see a by-election in Richmond & Northallerton within the next twelve months. [Post edited 13 Jun 17:45]
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| General Election on 09:28 - Jun 14 with 948 views | onehunglow |
| General Election on 23:52 - Jun 13 by DJack |
He'll probably eff off to The States and make a lot on the conservative talking-heads circuit and do interview and background commentary for Fox "news". |
Sunak really does seem to be trying to lose.
Iāve not seen such a hapless politician in my lifetime
Itās not healthy
We need an opposition.
Labours front bench looks lethal and we d have no exit for years | |
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| General Election on 09:58 - Jun 14 with 926 views | Boundy |
| General Election on 09:28 - Jun 14 by onehunglow |
Sunak really does seem to be trying to lose.
Iāve not seen such a hapless politician in my lifetime
Itās not healthy
We need an opposition.
Labours front bench looks lethal and we d have no exit for years |
Posters maybe creaming themselves at the prospect of the Torys being demolished next month but the thought that this country could well then be in a position of not having a credible opposition should be of a concern to everyone .The thought of any political party having a free rein is not good for democracy and this could happen if the polls are correct . | |
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| General Election on 10:11 - Jun 14 with 920 views | onehunglow |
| General Election on 12:33 - May 23 by JumpingJackFlash |
We are desperate to get these people here to keep the NHS and care sector afloat.
Is it so unreasonable to ask if youāre a nurse in India that you can bring your children with you to work in the NHS? |
Itās not these folk that many donāt want though .
Frankly,Iād swop all of our feckless forkwit criminal kids for Indian folk who value education,pride in self and self provision . | |
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| General Election on 10:15 - Jun 14 with 919 views | onehunglow |
| General Election on 09:58 - Jun 14 by Boundy |
Posters maybe creaming themselves at the prospect of the Torys being demolished next month but the thought that this country could well then be in a position of not having a credible opposition should be of a concern to everyone .The thought of any political party having a free rein is not good for democracy and this could happen if the polls are correct . |
Boundy.
I saw the shadow Justice Sec last Sunday with Kuensburg.
Not a good look
Justice ā¦.my arse
Yvette Cooper Balls as Home Sec
Lammy a Foreign Sec
Starmer will be as disingenuous as the rest of em.
Still,hopefully Ange Rayner can buy her self sone new clothes that fit her. | |
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| General Election on 17:23 - Jun 14 with 824 views | majorraglan |
| General Election on 09:28 - Jun 14 by onehunglow |
Sunak really does seem to be trying to lose.
Iāve not seen such a hapless politician in my lifetime
Itās not healthy
We need an opposition.
Labours front bench looks lethal and we d have no exit for years |
I think the Conservative Party got rid of a fair chunk of its more middle of the road MPās on the altar of Boris at the last election. This has left them with many inexperienced MPās which, coupled with the rampant dishonesty and disregard for the rules/laws has seen them plummet.
Boris and the Trusster have left bad tastes in peopleās mouths and while I think Sunak is a safer pair of hands than the other 2 on economic matters etc. Sunak certainly hasnt got the personality and the astuteness to be a Prime Minister, his choice of aides etc is extremely questionable given the debacle of the D Day business, Sky TV etc. if the Conservatives didnāt have the backing of GB News, Sky, The Times, The Sun, Daily Mail, Daily Express and the Telegraph heaven knows whereād theyād be in the polls.
We defo need a strong opposition, but the current Conservative Party canāt stop arguing amongst itself yet alone scrutinise Labour. | | | |
| General Election on 18:00 - Jun 14 with 807 views | Gwyn737 |
| General Election on 17:23 - Jun 14 by majorraglan |
I think the Conservative Party got rid of a fair chunk of its more middle of the road MPās on the altar of Boris at the last election. This has left them with many inexperienced MPās which, coupled with the rampant dishonesty and disregard for the rules/laws has seen them plummet.
Boris and the Trusster have left bad tastes in peopleās mouths and while I think Sunak is a safer pair of hands than the other 2 on economic matters etc. Sunak certainly hasnt got the personality and the astuteness to be a Prime Minister, his choice of aides etc is extremely questionable given the debacle of the D Day business, Sky TV etc. if the Conservatives didnāt have the backing of GB News, Sky, The Times, The Sun, Daily Mail, Daily Express and the Telegraph heaven knows whereād theyād be in the polls.
We defo need a strong opposition, but the current Conservative Party canāt stop arguing amongst itself yet alone scrutinise Labour. |
It needs a reset.
In this election theyāre fighting for second place with Reform for the red wall type seats and against the greens in the heartlands.
How on earth are they supposed to create a manifesto to do that? | | | |
| General Election on 20:09 - Jun 14 with 748 views | Whiterockin |
| General Election on 18:00 - Jun 14 by Gwyn737 |
It needs a reset.
In this election theyāre fighting for second place with Reform for the red wall type seats and against the greens in the heartlands.
How on earth are they supposed to create a manifesto to do that? |
I just wonder if Reform get 3-4 points ahead of the Conservatives, will the British public get behind them and they form a real challenge to Labour in the last week. Meaning no overall majority for Labour. | | | |
| General Election on 21:08 - Jun 14 with 710 views | Gwyn737 |
| General Election on 20:09 - Jun 14 by Whiterockin |
I just wonder if Reform get 3-4 points ahead of the Conservatives, will the British public get behind them and they form a real challenge to Labour in the last week. Meaning no overall majority for Labour. |
I think their ceiling is about 16%
Iāve been wrong before, mind! [Post edited 14 Jun 21:08]
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| General Election on 21:12 - Jun 14 with 682 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| General Election on 21:08 - Jun 14 by Gwyn737 |
I think their ceiling is about 16%
Iāve been wrong before, mind! [Post edited 14 Jun 21:08]
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They could get 6 million votes and only get three or four seats. They are currently projected to win zero. |  |
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| General Election on 21:15 - Jun 14 with 673 views | builthjack |
Labour still 20% ahead in the polls. |  |
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| General Election on 21:17 - Jun 14 with 666 views | Gwyn737 |
| General Election on 21:12 - Jun 14 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
They could get 6 million votes and only get three or four seats. They are currently projected to win zero. |
They wonāt pick up more than 2. | | | |
| General Election on 21:43 - Jun 14 with 618 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| General Election on 21:17 - Jun 14 by Gwyn737 |
They wonāt pick up more than 2. |
Yet the SNP can get 50 seats with 1.5 million votes. Now Iām no advocate for PR at all but something needs to be done to break the two party stranglehold the two big parties have had over British politics for the last century. | |
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| General Election on 22:01 - Jun 14 with 596 views | raynor94 |
| General Election on 21:15 - Jun 14 by builthjack |
Labour still 20% ahead in the polls. |
I'd have thought you were a Plaid man | |
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| General Election on 22:26 - Jun 14 with 559 views | Scotia |
| General Election on 21:43 - Jun 14 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Yet the SNP can get 50 seats with 1.5 million votes. Now Iām no advocate for PR at all but something needs to be done to break the two party stranglehold the two big parties have had over British politics for the last century. |
I'm no advocate for Reform, but our current system could see them have millions of votes but be an irrelevance, and that isn't right. Farage will win in Clacton though I'm sure.
My prediction is they then get adopted/take over/amalgamate with the Tories and become a further right wing Tory party once Sunak quits to watch Sky TV on July 5th. Under Prince Nigel and Princess Suella. That could finish them off eventually.
I know I'm a stuck record but we have to have some form of PR and people actually have to vote. Especially those under 25/30.
We also have to end donations to political parties from dodgy people and break the right wing stranglehold on the media but that's an entirely new thread. [Post edited 14 Jun 22:27]
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| General Election on 22:38 - Jun 14 with 544 views | majorraglan |
| General Election on 22:26 - Jun 14 by Scotia |
I'm no advocate for Reform, but our current system could see them have millions of votes but be an irrelevance, and that isn't right. Farage will win in Clacton though I'm sure.
My prediction is they then get adopted/take over/amalgamate with the Tories and become a further right wing Tory party once Sunak quits to watch Sky TV on July 5th. Under Prince Nigel and Princess Suella. That could finish them off eventually.
I know I'm a stuck record but we have to have some form of PR and people actually have to vote. Especially those under 25/30.
We also have to end donations to political parties from dodgy people and break the right wing stranglehold on the media but that's an entirely new thread. [Post edited 14 Jun 22:27]
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I suspect that with a large majority, we could see some light being shone on the political donation issue and potentially some form of action taken against the press, potentially focussing on privacy. I fully expect to see Ofcom focussing a lot more scrutiny on GB News. | | | |
| General Election on 22:49 - Jun 14 with 536 views | SullutaCreturned |
| General Election on 21:08 - Jun 14 by Gwyn737 |
I think their ceiling is about 16%
Iāve been wrong before, mind! [Post edited 14 Jun 21:08]
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Weren't they on 19% when you posted that? | | | |
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