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not a fan of corbyn but thought he did well in both sections there
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Paxman was woeful.
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We know the manifesto policies. The trouble is they are not legally binding. So you have to question the leader as to why his key beliefs are not in the manifesto.
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Yes he was.
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THat said Paxman helped Corbyn by bullying the underdog
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Lets see if he asks May about wanting to allowing the ivory trade.
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May is clearly going to be very poor but the idea of Corbyn, Abbott and that Red guy running things would be terrible.
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Corbyn purposely never attacked May because public are fed up with fighting. She will not be the same.
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Couldn't agree more about Abbott.
Even if Corbyn had any chance. Sticking with her will cost him it. |
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What sort of person needs to read his own question from a cardffs
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Count the "Clears"
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We don't need more police crime is well down since 2009 ..i hate this silly question
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Dont need police. Just need to be honest about the influence of an ideology.
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Cyber crime, That's being defeated isn't it?
Actually violent crime (the worst type), is well up since 2009 |
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Cyber crime go if she get rid of end to end encryption because no more transactions or private data will be available online.
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They just stopped handing out all they on the spot fines that they decided to dish out mad for a few year
Delete all the soft crimes people got them for and CRIME IS DOWN ![]() Unemployment is down but less hours being worked |
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crime is down across all the western world, drugs got cheaper.
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To be fair she answering questions.
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Overall majority to 1.19
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out to 1.19
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Could it be that people just aren't reporting it any more, because there's not much point?
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No point of reporting crime as sentences too light even if there is a conviction.
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Has any of the audience not had to read their "Questions" from a card yet?
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Police don't bother or haven't got the numbers to go to call outs.
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They are given the cards and chosen at random to read them?
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It is a different card each time.
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She isn't saying much. She hasn't given a number at all about anything
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It'd be funny if her blouse slipped open and one of the boobies popped out!
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That women voted leave because of the £350m comment. Who votes without researching for themselves?
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Unfortunately, quite a lot of people don't research before they vote.
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This is a waste of time. Lets she what happens with Pax.
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"I am a nurse from Devon. We have seen the damage your massive cuts have done to Education. What will you do as PM to make sure more police officers are employed?"
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She said "Health Service" 13 times in answer to that question so far, I counted
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If he is easy on her it will help Corbyn.
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14
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If he's hard on her it'll help Corbyn too.
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Everyone wants something for nothing.
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Chairman May pontificating as usual
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Some (usually corporates) usually get it too.
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