winjim
Welcome yourself into the new modern crisis
Do you disagree with any of it? It seems like a fair assessment to me. She's the one to beat and she ain't gonna play fair.
Liz Truss - the first 100 days....
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Do you disagree with any of it? It seems like a fair assessment to me. She's the one to beat and she ain't gonna play fair.
winjim
Welcome yourself into the new modern crisis
The way I see it, a Labour leadership election would potentially hand power to the Tories for five years minimum. So like it or not, Starmer is our last, best hope for peace and we need to accept that. What we should do IMO is make as much fuss as we can to work towards tactical voting in the short term and electoral reform in the shape of PR in the longer term. I would hope that those two things are achievable and I'm not sure we can really hope for anything more in the timescale of the next general election.
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Yes I disagree....She. Is. Thick. As. Feck.
Play fair...tell me something I don't know.
winjim
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I can't see where he said she wasn't.
deptfordmarmoset
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She's as wooden and as twisted as her lectern.
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Best hope for peace....Whats that meant to mean ?
Nobody is interested in tactical voting...were sleepwalking into a cost of living crisis that doesn't need to be.
He needs to up his fecking game,support workers and put more pressure on this goverment.He should have been proposing far more than freezing bills,maybe forcing them to do something more.
winjim
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It's just a throwaway quote from Babylon 5.
Anyway, Starmer's gonna do what Starmer's gonna do and I don't have much influence over that. I certainly hope he can work towards mitigating the worst of the crisis that's about to come but for me the most important thing is to get the Tories out at the next election and to try to restore and improve the level of democracy in this country. I don't see how we can realistically achieve the former without tactical voting, party alliances be the official or not, and potentially a coalition government. I don't see how the latter would work without electoral reform and PR.
To be clear, I would be happy with a Labour majority government. I would be happy with a more left wing Labour government. I would have Starmer as PM or probably any Labour alternative. I would be happy with more socialist policies, better conditions for workers, nationalisation of utilities. But the most important thing is getting the Tories out and restoration and improvement of our democracy, without which none of those things are likely to happen.
deptfordmarmoset
Über Member
At any other time, the departure of Patel, Dorries, Raab, Shapps and Barclay from government would seem like a glorious relief for the country. But then I look at their replacements.....
winjim
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BoldonLad
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ebikeerwidnes
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Eh? tell me more
OK - admittedly a small and shallow pool
but most of them would have been better than Truss IMO
Of course, she might prove me wrong
deptfordmarmoset
Über Member
I reckon she needs to work on her delivery, delivery, delivery.
Rusty Nails
Country Member
A Cabinet where none of the top jobs are held by male, pale and stale politicians should be able to do a brilliant job...shouldn't it?
newfhouse
pleb
Staleness persists.
We will soon find out…..but she sure cleaned shop for now
