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By *ayturners turn hay OP   Man
over a year ago

Wellingborugh

It looks like life can only get better - even a dream come true . The winning team have already put in place a £37 billion support package to help the vulnerable through the energy crisis .

From a recent survey as below

Liz Truss has a four-point advantage over Keir Starmer on who would be the best PM, according to a poll.

The Tory leadership favourite was preferred to Sir Keir by 41 per cent to 37 per cent in the latest research by Redfield & Wilton Strategies.

The gap was a point bigger than earlier in the month, and contrasts with rival Rishi Sunak who trailed the Labour leader by 41 per cent to 34 per cent.

The survey was carried out on Sunday, before Sir Keir formally unveiled his £29billion plan to freeze energy bills for at least six months.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Never change Pat.

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

Pats gone full on Pravda!!!

We must be desperate…..

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By *uddy laneMan
over a year ago

dudley


"It looks like life can only get better - even a dream come true . The winning team have already put in place a £37 billion support package to help the vulnerable through the energy crisis .

From a recent survey as below

Liz Truss has a four-point advantage over Keir Starmer on who would be the best PM, according to a poll.

The Tory leadership favourite was preferred to Sir Keir by 41 per cent to 37 per cent in the latest research by Redfield & Wilton Strategies.

The gap was a point bigger than earlier in the month, and contrasts with rival Rishi Sunak who trailed the Labour leader by 41 per cent to 34 per cent.

The survey was carried out on Sunday, before Sir Keir formally unveiled his £29billion plan to freeze energy bills for at least six months."

A stack of £50 notes 29 kilometres high or a stack 37 kilometres high, farting or gasping for air will not be tolerated on the day they count it out.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It looks like life can only get better - even a dream come true . The winning team have already put in place a £37 billion support package to help the vulnerable through the energy crisis .

From a recent survey as below

Liz Truss has a four-point advantage over Keir Starmer on who would be the best PM, according to a poll.

The Tory leadership favourite was preferred to Sir Keir by 41 per cent to 37 per cent in the latest research by Redfield & Wilton Strategies.

The gap was a point bigger than earlier in the month, and contrasts with rival Rishi Sunak who trailed the Labour leader by 41 per cent to 34 per cent.

The survey was carried out on Sunday, before Sir Keir formally unveiled his £29billion plan to freeze energy bills for at least six months."

The Tory package is largely stuff from earlier in the year, including tax freezes anniucned in 2021. The gov page that quotes this was last update May.

But very fair to point out the gap was before labour made a move and looked to add some extra help on top of some year old support tahg has clearly long even swallowed by inflation.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It looks like life can only get better - even a dream come true . The winning team have already put in place a £37 billion support package to help the vulnerable through the energy crisis .

From a recent survey as below

Liz Truss has a four-point advantage over Keir Starmer on who would be the best PM, according to a poll.

The Tory leadership favourite was preferred to Sir Keir by 41 per cent to 37 per cent in the latest research by Redfield & Wilton Strategies.

The gap was a point bigger than earlier in the month, and contrasts with rival Rishi Sunak who trailed the Labour leader by 41 per cent to 34 per cent.

The survey was carried out on Sunday, before Sir Keir formally unveiled his £29billion plan to freeze energy bills for at least six months."

Hilarious stuff Captain (or Pat, Richard or whatever your calling yourself today )

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

But does Lizzy really want to give tax cuts to British workers. Who in her opinion, lack the graft, skill and application of their foreign counterparts.

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By *iman2100Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Einstein is oft quoted as having said "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result"

The Conservatives have been in power now for 12 years. They lied about the benefits of Brexit and conned us all. They had, arguably, the singular most dishonest, incompetent, internationally disrespected, PM in history and despite this it took months for the Conservative party to find a moral spine and get rid of him.

They have had their go and, as always with political parties, they get tired and complacent when they have been too long in office.

So it is time to heed Einstein. Vote them out and let Labour try. They can hardly do any worse.

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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago

Brighton

You gotta laugh. Pat/Mr Hay was very quiet for a couple of weeks. Licking his wounds over Johnson and them clearly waiting to see whether Truss or Sunak came out on top.

You can 100% bet your life that had Sunak been leading, then Pat/Hay would be backing him.

Integrity and strength of conviction vs populism and opportunism. Afraid Pat/Mr Hay falls squarely in the latter.

Truss will be a disaster. She will be even more the puppet of the string pullers than Johnson was. Johnson was smart enough to know he had to be a puppet as he was compromised but narcissistic enough to believe he could ride it out for personal gain. Truss is too stupid to even realise she is a puppet and being manipulated.

Gonna buy shares in popcorn because it is going to be fun watching Pat/Mr Hay tie himself up in knots trying to defend yet another hopeless PM! Comedy Gold is back on the menu!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Integrity and strength of conviction vs populism and opportunism. Afraid Pat/Mr Hay/Truss/Boris/most Tories fall squarely in the latter.

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By *ayturners turn hay OP   Man
over a year ago

Wellingborugh


"You gotta laugh. Pat/Mr Hay was very quiet for a couple of weeks. Licking his wounds over Johnson and them clearly waiting to see whether Truss or Sunak came out on top.

You can 100% bet your life that had Sunak been leading, then Pat/Hay would be backing him.

Integrity and strength of conviction vs populism and opportunism. Afraid Pat/Mr Hay falls squarely in the latter.

Truss will be a disaster. She will be even more the puppet of the string pullers than Johnson was. Johnson was smart enough to know he had to be a puppet as he was compromised but narcissistic enough to believe he could ride it out for personal gain. Truss is too stupid to even realise she is a puppet and being manipulated.

Gonna buy shares in popcorn because it is going to be fun watching Pat/Mr Hay tie himself up in knots trying to defend yet another hopeless PM! Comedy Gold is back on the menu!"
. Most people take a slightly more rational approach than your analysis suggests .

Supporters simply accept than Boris resigned and are hardly going to lose too much sleep over it. Life moves on and everyone is a winner . Boris will be in a much better position financially and we have Liz Truss about to be elected as PM .

Boris supporters regard Sunak as a traitor and is the candidate that they would be least likely to vote for.

With Liz as captain of the ship victory should be guaranteed in the next general election.

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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago

Brighton


"You gotta laugh. Pat/Mr Hay was very quiet for a couple of weeks. Licking his wounds over Johnson and them clearly waiting to see whether Truss or Sunak came out on top.

You can 100% bet your life that had Sunak been leading, then Pat/Hay would be backing him.

Integrity and strength of conviction vs populism and opportunism. Afraid Pat/Mr Hay falls squarely in the latter.

Truss will be a disaster. She will be even more the puppet of the string pullers than Johnson was. Johnson was smart enough to know he had to be a puppet as he was compromised but narcissistic enough to believe he could ride it out for personal gain. Truss is too stupid to even realise she is a puppet and being manipulated.

Gonna buy shares in popcorn because it is going to be fun watching Pat/Mr Hay tie himself up in knots trying to defend yet another hopeless PM! Comedy Gold is back on the menu!. Most people take a slightly more rational approach than your analysis suggests .

Supporters simply accept than Boris resigned and are hardly going to lose too much sleep over it. Life moves on and everyone is a winner . Boris will be in a much better position financially and we have Liz Truss about to be elected as PM .

Boris supporters regard Sunak as a traitor and is the candidate that they would be least likely to vote for.

With Liz as captain of the ship victory should be guaranteed in the next general election. "

You see! Comedy Gold right there! Welcome back Pat, it’s all been a bit serious around here without you!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It looks like life can only get better - even a dream come true . The winning team have already put in place a £37 billion support package to help the vulnerable through the energy crisis .

From a recent survey as below

Liz Truss has a four-point advantage over Keir Starmer on who would be the best PM, according to a poll.

The Tory leadership favourite was preferred to Sir Keir by 41 per cent to 37 per cent in the latest research by Redfield & Wilton Strategies.

The gap was a point bigger than earlier in the month, and contrasts with rival Rishi Sunak who trailed the Labour leader by 41 per cent to 34 per cent.

The survey was carried out on Sunday, before Sir Keir formally unveiled his £29billion plan to freeze energy bills for at least six months."

A four point advantage? If you say so…

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