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Corbyn has his faults but on this topic he was correct.
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Pish!
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with hindsight his spending plans seem too cautious
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Just to clarify Boris wanted to increase NHS spending to £149bn by 2023-24.
Corbyn was pledging to increase it to £155bn by 2023-24. So Corbyn wanted a 2%-3% difference. This crisis is likely to cost hundreds and hundred of billion not the £6bn in 4 years times Corbyn was offering for the NHS. To have a health service on |
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Didnt see too many of his Neighbours out clapping , Probably trying to avoid him ..
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This guy from the Lancet was on question time last night castigating the government for not doing enough but in January he tweeted.
Richard Horton A call for caution please. Media are escalating anxiety by talking of a “killer virus” + “growing fears”. In truth, from what we currently know, 2019-nCoV has moderate transmissibility and relatively low pathogenicity. There is no reason to foster panic with exaggerated language. All these talking heads in the media don't have a clue . |
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And any government having to decide which of these 'experts'' to follow has an unenviable task.
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Cough on a Communist.
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Cornyn supporters trying to justify the ira,Hezbollah,Venezuelan supporting tramps legacy.
Imagine lacking the intelligence to differentiate between times of plenty and times of plague. |
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In all likelihood the NHS would have been marginally better prepared for this crisis if Labour had won - I'm a Corbyn fan, but he also mentioned using our Emergency fund to address the WASPI pensioners - it didnt look like an emergency at the time, and it definitely doesnt look like an emergency now. Not a time for party politics really, not too sure why he said anything (but he is the leader of Labour I suppose)
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