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"Just see the rats leaving a sinking ship - Roll up Roll up ... Bodybag Burnham - Mandelsons puppet - Manc matress - NONE OF THE ABOVE - tick " Manc mattress? | |||
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"No confidence vote needed and a general election asap" Honestly, how would that help the UK? What do you think the outcome would be? | |||
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"No confidence vote needed and a general election asap Honestly, how would that help the UK? What do you think the outcome would be?" Bonds yields are rising. On top of everything else, market forces may get Starmer and Reeves out. | |||
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"No confidence vote needed and a general election asap Honestly, how would that help the UK? What do you think the outcome would be?" There would be a high chance of no party getting an overall majority, then all the left wing parties refusing to work with Reform, so we end up with a Labour / Lib Dem / Green coalition with the Greens as king makers. Then we are totally f*cked. | |||
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"No confidence vote needed and a general election asap Honestly, how would that help the UK? What do you think the outcome would be? There would be a high chance of no party getting an overall majority, then all the left wing parties refusing to work with Reform, so we end up with a Labour / Lib Dem / Green coalition with the Greens as king makers. Then we are totally f*cked." Definitely one possibility. | |||
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"Rayner - " Misogynistic much? | |||
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"The Tories and Reform will have to somehow form a pact - The will just about get a majority by focusing on enough winable seats . The seats the charlatan ( johnson ) won . Labour and the muslim party - ooopps green party will fight amongst themselves in areas that deserve what they get . Saturday will be interesting - I am amazed they have allowed 2 marches on the day of the Cup final . 2TK called for a GE every time the Tories changed their pants ( leaders) Do the honourable thing - go in the name of G-d " It sounds like you want a Reform government, propped up by de-fanged Tories, and are willing to optimistically risk a chaotic alternative to get it. | |||
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" Bonds yields are rising. On top of everything else, market forces may get Starmer and Reeves out. " Serious question: how do you feel the markets would respond to a Reform government at this point, being that they are untested and have nebulous policies? Or a weakened Left alliance with Greens holding the balance of power? | |||
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"Why ? Look up her purchase of a matress for her pad "Nah, after the Greens being the Muslim party remark, I’ll stick to my opinion. | |||
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"The Tories and Reform will have to somehow form a pact - The will just about get a majority by focusing on enough winable seats . The seats the charlatan ( johnson ) won . Labour and the muslim party - ooopps green party will fight amongst themselves in areas that deserve what they get . Saturday will be interesting - I am amazed they have allowed 2 marches on the day of the Cup final . 2TK called for a GE every time the Tories changed their pants ( leaders) Do the honourable thing - go in the name of G-d It sounds like you want a Reform government, propped up by de-fanged Tories, and are willing to optimistically risk a chaotic alternative to get it." Not really -unfortunately the lesser of all evils Shocking state of politics both here and across the pond . Mainly due to career politicians. At least in the past you had respect for politicians whatever their party - whether you liked her or not you had to respect Thatcher ( til she lost her marbles ) similarly tony benn - michael foot - even kinnock -I did not agree with them but respected them . They stuck to their principles . Look at how kinnock stood up to millitant - hatton . Now there is not one I respect . | |||
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" Bonds yields are rising. On top of everything else, market forces may get Starmer and Reeves out. Serious question: how do you feel the markets would respond to a Reform government at this point, being that they are untested and have nebulous policies? Or a weakened Left alliance with Greens holding the balance of power?" Follow the money ... | |||
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" Serious question: how do you feel the markets would respond to a Reform government at this point, being that they are untested and have nebulous policies? Or a weakened Left alliance with Greens holding the balance of power? Follow the money ... " You mean... Who is buying off which politicians? | |||
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" Serious question: how do you feel the markets would respond to a Reform government at this point, being that they are untested and have nebulous policies? Or a weakened Left alliance with Greens holding the balance of power? Follow the money ... You mean... Who is buying off which politicians?" | |||
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" Serious question: how do you feel the markets would respond to a Reform government at this point, being that they are untested and have nebulous policies? Or a weakened Left alliance with Greens holding the balance of power? Follow the money ... You mean... Who is buying off which politicians?" No money follows money - were rayner / burnham / milliband to get a sniff -if you think our economy is f-cked now you aint seen nothing . Tories trashed the economy while feathering their own nests . As I said politicians today are only in it for themselves not country . Take care of number one - as no one else will . Lesser of all evils . | |||
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"Alex Davy Jones just resigned, that’s three ( of 22) so far. " Look at who have stood up ? Those who know under 2TK they will lose their seat - As I said all about the money -£100k plus a year plus perks and some . Serve two terms - pension for life . You and I pay for the gravy train . | |||
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"No confidence vote needed and a general election asap" Why a general election? The last government changed leader umpteen times with no general election. Labour have 2 more years to do the job they were elected for. | |||
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"The Tories and Reform will have to somehow form a pact - The will just about get a majority by focusing on enough winable seats . The seats the charlatan ( johnson ) won . Labour and the muslim party - ooopps green party will fight amongst themselves in areas that deserve what they get . Saturday will be interesting - I am amazed they have allowed 2 marches on the day of the Cup final . 2TK called for a GE every time the Tories changed their pants ( leaders) Do the honourable thing - go in the name of G-d It sounds like you want a Reform government, propped up by de-fanged Tories, and are willing to optimistically risk a chaotic alternative to get it. Not really -unfortunately the lesser of all evils Shocking state of politics both here and across the pond . Mainly due to career politicians. At least in the past you had respect for politicians whatever their party - whether you liked her or not you had to respect Thatcher ( til she lost her marbles ) similarly tony benn - michael foot - even kinnock -I did not agree with them but respected them . They stuck to their principles . Look at how kinnock stood up to millitant - hatton . Now there is not one I respect . " I still go back to the fact that the expenses scandal is when the respect for politicians started to disappear. That, and the Financial Crash of 2008 are the biggest 2 reasons are why our politics is in such a divided state. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer?" I'd go for Andy Burnham. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I'd go for Andy Burnham." Why ? He's not even elected as an MP 😂 | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I'd go for Andy Burnham. Why ? He's not even elected as an MP 😂" That’s definitely going to be an impediment for him. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer?" I hope you like a long wait  | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I hope you like a long wait "The whole thing looks like a "Be careful what you wish for" scenario to me. All the other options in Labour are even worse IMO. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I hope you like a long wait
The whole thing looks like a "Be careful what you wish for" scenario to me. All the other options in Labour are even worse IMO."Exactly, more of the same but maybe with more of a snarl towards the millions of billionaires we have. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I hope you like a long wait
The whole thing looks like a "Be careful what you wish for" scenario to me. All the other options in Labour are even worse IMO."Yvette Cooper possibly Miatta Fahnbulleh for chancellor | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I hope you like a long wait
The whole thing looks like a "Be careful what you wish for" scenario to me. All the other options in Labour are even worse IMO.
Exactly, more of the same but maybe with more of a snarl towards the millions of billionaires we have. "I guess they will choose someone more to the left, to win the Green votes, only to lose the moderates' votes. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I hope you like a long wait
The whole thing looks like a "Be careful what you wish for" scenario to me. All the other options in Labour are even worse IMO.
Exactly, more of the same but maybe with more of a snarl towards the millions of billionaires we have.
I guess they will choose someone more to the left, to win the Green votes, only to lose the moderates' votes."The Greens are imploding but are relevant, Reform are running the trump campaign mk3, and the more they are bashed the more their supporters will dig in. Both are populist, I expect Starmer to become more direct on populist issues. This would play into the conservatives who need to hold the centre line, and not rush, let it play out and burn out. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I hope you like a long wait
The whole thing looks like a "Be careful what you wish for" scenario to me. All the other options in Labour are even worse IMO."I don't think they're worse but they're not obviously better. The Tories showed us the error of "anyone must be better than..."May / Johnson / Truss / Sunnak 🤣🤣🤣. Without a clear plan it's just going to be another shit show | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I'd go for Andy Burnham. Why ? He's not even elected as an MP 😂 That’s definitely going to be an impediment for him." If he gets the nod from Labour HQ, simply engineer a by-election in a safe Labour seat and parachute him in. Easy. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I'd go for Andy Burnham. Why ? He's not even elected as an MP 😂 That’s definitely going to be an impediment for him. If he gets the nod from Labour HQ, simply engineer a by-election in a safe Labour seat and parachute him in. Easy." Yes, but how did that work out for him last time? And it’s very time dependent, if Starmer goes now there’s no way for Burnham to become an MP in time. He has to hope that Starmer will announce a timetable for his departure. | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I'd go for Andy Burnham. Why ? He's not even elected as an MP 😂 That’s definitely going to be an impediment for him. If he gets the nod from Labour HQ, simply engineer a by-election in a safe Labour seat and parachute him in. Easy." Safe labour seat ? Like Gorton and Denton ? It will be a u-turn by the NEC to allow him to stand IF a seat becomes available . Furthermore he stated he would serve his full term as mayor of Manchester - and were he to resign I wonder what the mans would think about that ? Genuine question has he done well for manchester ? We all know that the poisioned dwarf has ruined London ! To use a football analogy - the longer an injured player is out and his/her team keep losing the higher their stock rises . | |||
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"Who exactly do people think is a better candidate to replace Starmer? I'd go for Andy Burnham. Why ? He's not even elected as an MP 😂 That’s definitely going to be an impediment for him. If he gets the nod from Labour HQ, simply engineer a by-election in a safe Labour seat and parachute him in. Easy. Safe labour seat ? Like Gorton and Denton ? It will be a u-turn by the NEC to allow him to stand IF a seat becomes available . Furthermore he stated he would serve his full term as mayor of Manchester - and were he to resign I wonder what the mans would think about that ? Genuine question has he done well for manchester ? We all know that the poisioned dwarf has ruined London ! To use a football analogy - the longer an injured player is out and his/her team keep losing the higher their stock rises . " Ruined London? Is that why he is consistently voted in with a 10% higher vote share than his nearest opponent? Are you sure it’s not a case of ’I don’t like him and I can’t dwive my Chelsea twactor any more. Boo hoo’? | |||
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"If he gets the nod from Labour HQ, simply engineer a by-election in a safe Labour seat and parachute him in. Easy." That's *if* he's allowed in by Labour HQ. Last time they said that the cost of electing a new mayor was too expensive, and that hasn't changed. What has changed is the likelihood of a Labour candidate being elected as the replacement mayor. I'm surprised that anyone thinks there's such a thing as a 'safe Labour seat' after the local election results. | |||
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"If he gets the nod from Labour HQ, simply engineer a by-election in a safe Labour seat and parachute him in. Easy. That's *if* he's allowed in by Labour HQ. Last time they said that the cost of electing a new mayor was too expensive, and that hasn't changed. What has changed is the likelihood of a Labour candidate being elected as the replacement mayor. I'm surprised that anyone thinks there's such a thing as a 'safe Labour seat' after the local election results." Did you miss the word "not" out ? | |||
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"If he gets the nod from Labour HQ, simply engineer a by-election in a safe Labour seat and parachute him in. Easy." "That's *if* he's allowed in by Labour HQ. Last time they said that the cost of electing a new mayor was too expensive, and that hasn't changed. What has changed is the likelihood of a Labour candidate being elected as the replacement mayor. I'm surprised that anyone thinks there's such a thing as a 'safe Labour seat' after the local election results." "Did you miss the word "not" out ?" No. But I'm interested to know where you think it should be. | |||
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"‘ streeting allies tell BBC they expect him to challenge Starmer for leadership as soon as tomorrow’ " Starmer has “full confidence” in Streeting. That’s usually the last thing said before someone is sacked | |||
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"If Rayner gets anywhere near no10 we will be begging for Starmer to return... " I hope she wins. I mean whoever runs Labour it’s going to be a disaster. With Rayner at least we will get a few months or years of total comedy. | |||
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"If Rayner gets anywhere near no10 we will be begging for Starmer to return... I hope she wins. I mean whoever runs Labour it’s going to be a disaster. With Rayner at least we will get a few months or years of total comedy." And the possibility of double digit interest and inflation, fucking brilliant | |||
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"Wes resigns, that’s five ministers out What next ? " Bet he's glad the Dr's strike isn't across his table anymore | |||
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"If Rayner gets anywhere near no10 we will be begging for Starmer to return... I hope she wins. I mean whoever runs Labour it’s going to be a disaster. With Rayner at least we will get a few months or years of total comedy." Bring back lizzy Truss. Lol | |||
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"If Rayner gets anywhere near no10 we will be begging for Starmer to return... I hope she wins. I mean whoever runs Labour it’s going to be a disaster. With Rayner at least we will get a few months or years of total comedy. Bring back lizzy Truss. Lol" When Liz Truss was PM bond yields shot up to 4.3%, now they are approaching 5.2%. The pound is also lower against the Euro than in October 2022. The prospect of Andy Burnham being PM has raised the cost of borrowing and devalued the pound. | |||
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