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He should just withdraw to be fair its finished barring a massive exposure story which isnt coming
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Can't wait to see the mad sh1t she's going to come up with especially with pressure from the ERG,it's gonna be like living in the 1800s gonna laugh my head off and wait for the riots,bring it on asap.
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It's looking like Rishi "We have 5 types of bread in our house" Sunak is TOAST
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How the hell as a candidate for PM could he advocate a rise in National Insurance but not a windfall tax on energy companies? What good is a tax cut later on while most are facing a much higher cost of living? Also, what's so wrong about the younger generation shouldering some of the burden of Covid? This country was built on the hard graft of their forebears otherwise there would be no free education, free nhs, etc.
I think Mr Sunak is on a different planet to most of us. I'm glad his former boss has not backed him to be leader or PM. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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This followed reports in December that 5 Hertford St had become “ground zero for anti-Boris plotters”.
Disloyal? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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It dies concern me from a lay point of view on the next pm after boris market which mine are
Because Turss is only going up for tory leadership not neccessirily the pm post, ie she wins tory leadership but boris remains as pm That is a strong possibility in my opinion | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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I should have done these bets on tory leadership market
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Further evidence why Truss will be a shoe-in.
Sunak is a complete open goal for Labour. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-builds-private-pool-27619489 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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In what kind of world are we living in where the UK are about to have a PM , who is as thick as mince.
Bring on a GE, she will be buried out of sight. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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You say that but there's little enthusiasm for Labour.
With all what's going on, Labour should be out of sight in the polls. Latest YouGov poll had them 1pt clear. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Truss knows she ain't up to the job. Just like Boris she is sh!t scared to face a grilling from Andrew Neil.
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Oh yeh, YouGov, founded by the Millionaire and current Tory Chancer, Nadhim Zahawi
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According to YouGov, Tories are a mile short of achieving an overall majority of seats
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as dumb as she often appeared she has managed to survive nearly a decade in cabinet, achieve next to nothing and still persuade the tories that she should be our next pm. imo, she has grown a bit more positive during this campaign. the ultimate shape shifter - a remainer who was a republican being embraced by the tory faithful. obviously she is up against it but maybe she is a bit smarter than she seems.
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Zahawi doesn't do the polling groundwork
 Furthermore, if their polling was always way out, why would reputable news outlets continue to use them? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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On which planet is it acceptable for someone who thinks he is Prime Minister material to boast openly about diverting money away from deprived areas to give it to wealthy tory supporters? I thought it was a wind-up until I saw the footage on the news.
 Although truss is a useless muppet, surely Sunak has holed his campaign below the waterline with this one. Further proof, as if it were needed, that the Tories hold the ordinary working people of this country in absolute and total contempt! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Something tells me my short laying to win big is another failure...
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Des Pond
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Sunak is correct , too much money going into London areas ( which vote labour )
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The amount of money poured into London compared to these Red Wall seats is obscene. London get's 7 times the amount per capita just on public transport alone. You wait for half an hour for a bus in Manchester, in London 5 minutes is a long time!!!
London gets £19bn spent on crossrail and Newcastle gets £50 million to smarten up its town centre That wouldn't even buy the roof on the new Canary Wharf station Boris invented Levelling up as a vapour policy. Say it often enough and the poor northern saps will believe it. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Johnson's whole term in office was constant glib and meaningless sound bites
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Spent £63 million on an imaginary garden bridge in London... Nice one Boris
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I'm a Labour supporter however, I've not voted Labour since Mr Corbyn was at the helm. Now with Sir Starmer it's not a given I'll vote Labour either. In the past I'd have, why?
Politics and Party loyalty have moved on. For me the Labour team is handicapped by its leader. Where is Andy Burnham? Or maybe I've become more picky (and less Labour) as I grow older. I do not like the promotion of Labour MPs just merely on political correctness, and not suitability or talent. I leaning toward Ms Truss gien here politics and upbringing. I'd never vote for Mr Sunak for the same reason, and his lack of experience and conceited attitude. Mr Sunak thinks he knows it all! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Labour haver been captured by wokery.
They currently have men who are women's officers who tell women upset about such nonsense to "suck their big lady dick". I'll never vote Labour again while such anti-women is allowed to flourish. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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*anti-women garbage
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Best way to stop recessions is to scrap minimum wages
Soon as you do that everyone ompetes again, prices come down Not lowring taxes ffs., its like listening to imbeciles with the current puppets | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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"Best way to stop recessions is to scrap minimum wages"
Who do you think pays when wages are low? The tax payer forced to top up the wages of any family relying on a minimum wage job. The tax payer is subsidising all the businesses that pay minimum wage, paying the housing benefit, school meals, topping up the income with Universal credit etc. etc. Raise the minimum wage to a level where the tax payer isn't paying half the wages. If a business can't utilise a worker to make enough money to pay the worker with out subsidies, then it ain't a benefit to the country, it's a drain on the country, and it ain't a viable business. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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minimum wage is 9.50 ph
for 2 adults that is £760 pw. £3293 pcm. how much are you advocating for? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The introduction of minimum wage was the start of all this
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I'm neutral on 'minimum wage', however the far more pernicious policy in my opinion is in work benefits/ tax credits. Basically millions of people manufactured off the unemployment numbers by deigning to work 2 days a week. So that could well be the two adults in a family working four days out of ten, and taxpayers supplementing their lifestyle, when they are both reported in the stats as working. Tax credits should be phased out.
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They claimed only 700,000 were on unemployment benefit 2 years ago
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Have some posters been living under a rock for the last year?
There is a huge shortage of labour, airlines and airports are cancelling flights because they can't recruit staff even though they are offering way above minimum wage. The same is happening down high streets across the country. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Which has been replicated across the world ?
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Maybe you can't shut down an entire industry for two years, and switch it back on again, and expect the same service levels and capacity as before shutting it down. Just maybe.
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Truss is going to be a bigger embarrassment than boris
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Boris stood up to the establishment and got Brexit done and thus was hounded out of office.
Plenty of other PMs who did not rock the boat were allowed to carry on. Boris did more for this country than any PM since Churchill. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Shortage in Labour is due to the 'Covid crisis' and laying off of staff during the 'crisis'.
Plenty in the labour force are now used to 'working from home' and receiving handouts from Sunak for doing absolutely nothing and will not happily return to work. Until people stop being supported financally for doing nothing the 'crisis' will continue. |