Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

[Pblakeney]

I listened to Zach P's party conference speech in full today.

It was mainly powder puff (including the notion of effectively a "double lock" on rents and the conspicuous silence on precisely how every home in Britain might reach the highest standards of insulation or how many thousands it would cost for these households to save £50 a year on heating) the pitch seems to essentially be to claim that anything they can't disagree with that Labour are doing is a result of the Greens' popularity.

Is this not just an open goal for Labour o flip it around to say thanks for approving of our policies?

Anyhow, I think this afternoon they are going to debate whether or not Stan has a right to have a baby, even though he doesn't have a womb.

I would say that Stan has the right and wish him good luck on his fruitless endeavours.

 

[icowden]

I would say that Stan has the right and wish him good luck on his fruitless endeavours.

Oi. No deadnaming. She's Loretta...!

 

[briantrumpet]

Cold War Steve is normally a man of few or no words.

 

[Pross]

The guy accused of Ann Widecombe’s murder appears to have really played into the hands of Honest Nige’s PR. He’s happy to be back in front of the media all of a sudden with his ‘most attacked politician of the last decade’ BS, justifying the donation for his ‘security’ and going for the all-round sympathy vote.

 

[Rusty Nails]

Farage would be a fool not to take advantage of the opportunity this gives.

He’s doing what politicians do.

 

[Pblakeney]

The guy accused of Ann Widecombe’s murder appears to have really played into the hands of Honest Nige’s PR. He’s happy to be back in front of the media all of a sudden with his ‘most attacked politician of the last decade’ BS, justifying the donation for his ‘security’ and going for the all-round sympathy vote.

He can only use that claim once killed. Oh...