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Bojo utterly useless..waffle waffle bluster waffle....
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Called out by speaker,,, .. Again!
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You could rename this thread Starmer rips Boris to pieces because that's what happens every week.
Love the way Starmer carefully ridicules each response before going on to the next question. They should just have half-an-hour of questions from Starmer. The rest of it is pretty pointless. |
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only people who care are political hacks. has zero impact on the general public
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at the best of times people only watch it for the circus and theatre of all the shouting and bawling. viewing figures for this sanitised version must be absolutely miniscule
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It's not so much what happens live but what is reported on TV and newspapers. Starmer has closed the gap dramatically both in opinion polls and approval ratings but is still behind. However, he has stopped the rot.
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not being Corbyn helps. anyone would seem like a breath of fresh air following that
labour party as a whole though still way too far left to woo back many former voters if there was election any time soon which of course there isn't |
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Starmer has managed to get the Tory vote down to around the level it was at the last General election and have taken some vote share from the LibDems but moving on from there is a different level completely. Labour used to have 41 seats in Scotland, now they have 1 and with the popularity of the SNP, no clear way to make progress. Wales is a little easier but still tough. The Midlands and North looks to be their best route to try and make up ground.
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Labour once had a huge problem called Corbyn. The conservatives now have a huge problem called The fat liar who is being found out with
each passing day. Starmer is where the smart money is going. What the conservatives have done this past decade or so is only being compounded by the virus which has the conservative kiss of death and those that think they will be able to ride the coming storm are deluded. Corbyn is yesterdays news and very soon the fat liar will follow. And good riddance. |
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A truly lamentable performance from Bojo..pathetic
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Usual guff from bojo.
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God he's awful.
It's pathetic that this country has managed to end up with clown as PM. We're all paying the price for the actions of some. |
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still no answers
plenty of lies, but sadly no answers |
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If Blackford is correct and these proposed bill changes are detrimental to devolution,it is major.
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i guess he would say that, but if one devolved part is treated differently to another then
you would think they would try to use it to their political gain. elections in scotland soon(ish)... |
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Why didn't Starmer ask him about Brexit - or did I miss it?
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Saving that until the details are announced. At the moment even Bozo could find an easy out.
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How on earth has this country allowed this PM to be there?
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Johnson brought it up anyway, lol
Must have been prepped for it. |
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it is 100% dead certain that this govt want to break up the union.its undeniable now.
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i think you'll find it the labour party, lib dems and SNP are responsible for who the PM is. if they had waved through hapless may's hopeless ultra soft brexit deal on any of the numerous occasions they had the chance a desperate tory party would never have had to turn to boris as a last chance saloon
instead the other parties aided and abetted by the speaker gambled and massively overplayed their hand in attempting to get the referendum result overturned any way they could |
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yes but only about 5 opposition MPs consistently voted for brexit. what about the other 300 odd ?
surely some of them must have realised that blindly following their leader's wishes was a fool's errand ? i bet most of the northern now ex labour MPs booted out in december wish they could change their vote |
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Perhaps. Some of them have been quite self flagellatory about it. May didn’t exactly offer the anti Brexit MPs a great compromise though: her WA was a hard Brexit, as we would have conceived it in those innocent times where we hadn’t really thought a government might vote through a similarly hard Brexit WA, then break international law to tear it up. But leaving that and the likely savage electoral consequences for the opposition parties aside, ask the question: what would the Tory Party have done next?
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If you have MPs that won't even support their own leader/PM solely because they wish to have a different leader...
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May's deal could always be trashed in same manner Johnson threatens to trash his own oven ready jobby.
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ttt
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Boris floundering again
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With an opposition as weak and feeble as those on display today he has nothing to worry about...
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Another waffle fest, at least no dandruff today.
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Not much to ask about today.
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Perhaps they could debate the merits of the various results achieved by Chelsea and Manchester United last night.
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I don't think Johnson will want to mention young Mr rashford
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Boris getting his head kicked in again
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These young folk who lose interest because they are hungry are our potential.
If we turn them into failures via hunger then we shall reap the reward. |
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Working from home, in shelf
isolation in the fridge |