urms yes that what I wondered.
Iām sure that is a real danger for Labour.
Bereavement wipes out everything
Yesterday we had the bizarre interview with the Tory chairman who answered completely different questions asked by th3 Sky reporter, who in the end gave up and stopped the interview.
Cleverly was just on BBC answering questions getting an easy ride for a few minutes, then he was asked a challenging question about how on earth they were going to pay for their proposed spend and he answered with waffle, then was challenged again and he said
āSorry have to go Iām late for another appointmentā
And he wentššš®
urms yes that what I wondered.
Iām sure that is a real danger for Labour.
Urmstongran
He knows theyāre doomed DiamondLily! It doesnāt take Einstein to work out theyāre going down the pan.
Just look back at the last election when the pollsters and āexpertsā predicted Labour would win and Corbyn was getting his slippers ready to get his feet under number 10ās table. 𤣠Labour actually got their worst defeat since WWII. The Conservatives won seats from Labour that had been theirs as far back as anybody could remember.
Donāt count your chickens too soon. š
I would imagine all the media / political chatter about ābalancing the booksā during the election campaign has got you tearing your hair out
I'm practically baldš¤£
Freya5
Whitewavemark2
When the going gets tough - Farage gets going.
Guess you would if someone threw milk, cement and whatever the Labour voters of that lovely City called bratford, good name for it, over you.
It was actually Barnsley. Same county, totally different place...
Guess you would if someone threw milk, cement and whatever the Labour voters of that lovely City called bratford, good name for it, over you
Freya do you mean Barnsley, which is where someone threw a lump of concrete at Farage. I absolutely donāt condone that but, I have to tell you, I know Barnsley very well and itās a place where people ātell it like it isā.
I'm practically baldš¤£
Ha ha Maizie I thought that might be the caseššš
As Bradford has a massive immigrant population (which has been there for several decades) I'm not sure that Farage's message would go down very well there...
I bet he doesn't visit Leicester, either...
Farage is mightily annoyed at stuff being thrown at him, but he positively glowed at the insurrection on Jan 6 th when death and injury occurred.
MaizieD
Freya5
Whitewavemark2
When the going gets tough - Farage gets going.
Guess you would if someone threw milk, cement and whatever the Labour voters of that lovely City called bratford, good name for it, over you.
It was actually Barnsley. Same county, totally different place...
Apologies .
Siope
At least they arenāt still hiding in fridgesā¦
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MayBee70
Even though Iāve never voted Conservative and really want a Labour government I hope that the Conservative Party can sort itself out and be a credible opposition. Iāve said for a long time that UKIP didnāt go away but had morphed itself into the Tory party but they must surely veer away from being the extreme far right party that they are fast becoming.
I agree
Donāt count your chickens too soonš
Oh donāt worry Primrose thereās no danger of that. I, along with other Labour supporters I know, donāt dare to get complacent.
LizzieDrip
^Guess you would if someone threw milk, cement and whatever the Labour voters of that lovely City called bratford, good name for it, over you^
Freya do you mean Barnsley, which is where someone threw a lump of concrete at Farage. I absolutely donāt condone that but, I have to tell you, I know Barnsley very well and itās a place where people ātell it like it isā.
From what Iāve read and heard, it was an empty cardboard coffee cup, and an empty tin can.
I donāt believe any politician should have missiles thrown at them - the ballot box is the place to protest.
But, it wasnāt a life threatening missile.
DiamondLily
LizzieDrip
Guess you would if someone threw milk, cement and whatever the Labour voters of that lovely City called bratford, good name for it, over you
Freya do you mean Barnsley, which is where someone threw a lump of concrete at Farage. I absolutely donāt condone that but, I have to tell you, I know Barnsley very well and itās a place where people ātell it like it isā.From what Iāve read and heard, it was an empty cardboard coffee cup, and an empty tin can.
I donāt believe any politician should have missiles thrown at them - the ballot box is the place to protest.
But, it wasnāt a life threatening missile.
No, but it could well have been couldn't it. Anyway both have been arrested, let's let the police deal with them. As for empty cups and tin cans,look on you tube, you know how the public like to film things. The milk shake looks very milky to me. Could have been acid. The bloke was held down by responsible citizens, until police came, so just throwing a tin can doesn't ring true. Not sure where your info comes from,the Farage haters fan club.
LizzieDrip
^Guess you would if someone threw milk, cement and whatever the Labour voters of that lovely City called bratford, good name for it, over you^
Freya do you mean Barnsley, which is where someone threw a lump of concrete at Farage. I absolutely donāt condone that but, I have to tell you, I know Barnsley very well and itās a place where people ātell it like it isā.
Oh barnsley, not telling like it is is it. Thuggery is what it is.
Of course, he also had a milkshake thrown at him in Tory stronghold, Clacton.
Back to the Tories, they just canāt help themselves - close Sunak aide & Tory MP being investigated for betting on a July election just 3 days before Sunak announced the date.
www.countytimes.co.uk/news/24384138.powys-mp-craig-williams-faces-general-election-bet-prob/
Are you sue that MP isnāt Michael McIntyre in disguise Siope?
Casdon
Are you sue that MP isnāt Michael McIntyre in disguise Siope?
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To be hi eat, I begin to to think the whole government for the past five years has actually been a poor attempt at satire.
To be honest. I yearn for an edit button.
I wonder if anyone is watching "The Battle for No 10" on sky. Coming from Grimsby.
Starmer on, seems to doing better than last time.
Not us.
Beth āmy sources tell meā Rigby? š¤£š¤£
Yes., I am. Heās given very good account. Beth Rigby is quite rude in the way she interrupts, Iām still waiting for a decent interviewer to surface.
Casdon
Yes., I am. Heās given very good account. Beth Rigby is quite rude in the way she interrupts, Iām still waiting for a decent interviewer to surface.
Agree with you there.
Yes, discussed on the "polls" thread with polls figures.
BBC I Player has a decent but not overlong account up on the debate, some clips. Starmer did well.
I must say I prefer this "interview one then the other" approach with more time to hear them speak than meaningless soundbite debates.
I really have to take issue with Grant (I've-had-every-job-in-government) Schapps for saying that if Labour gain a huge majority then that would be unhealthy for democracy because that would allow them to be unnaccountable.
How dare you Schapps!
Funny how you never said Buffoon Boris having a majority of 80 was dodgy - that majority allowed him (and subsequently Truss and Sunak) to steam-roller through anything they wanted and wreak havoc.
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