Rishi Sunak - Prime Minister

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ChocolateFrog

25,645 posts

174 months

Sunday 5th May
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JagLover said:
ChocolateFrog said:
There was a piece on Sky saying the most likely outcome was a labour minority govt, seems less likely than an outright majority to me but if it is going to be that close I think issues like that will make a bigger difference than him bleating on about lower inflation and a small reduction in IRs.
The Sky thing was highly misleading as they merely extrapolated local election results to GE, when voting is very different in local elections. Try voting for the "residents association" come GE time.

Labour are on course for a very large majority.
Unless I'm mistaken they've now edited because I went back to re-read it and can't find it now.

JagLover

42,512 posts

236 months

Sunday 5th May
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Have Tory MPs tried putting their underpants on their head and two pencils up their nose? smile

https://conservativehome.com/2024/05/05/goodbyeee/

President Merkin

3,171 posts

20 months

Sunday 5th May
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Mark Harper on Sky news Insisting the public hasn't stopped listening to the party, we just need to "keep getting our message out".

elling voters they're wrong, you're not listening is not a winning look but full on reality denial is very Conservative 2024 mode, Election now. What possible purpose can six more months of this fruitloopery serve?

bitchstewie

51,603 posts

211 months

Sunday 5th May
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Anyone watching Braverman on Kuenssberg?

She's quite mad.

shed driver

2,180 posts

161 months

Sunday 5th May
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Do you regret endorsing Sunak?

Yes.

Pretty unequivocal there.

SD.

MiniMan64

16,952 posts

191 months

Sunday 5th May
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bhstewie said:
Anyone watching Braverman on Kuenssberg?

She's quite mad.
They all are.

Staring into the void but deciding to go deeper.

bitchstewie

51,603 posts

211 months

Sunday 5th May
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And Mark Harper.

Something about Rwanda and everything is fine because Ben Houchen won.

Apparently there's a plan and it's working.

fking hell hehe

abzmike

8,473 posts

107 months

Sunday 5th May
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bhstewie said:
Anyone watching Braverman on Kuenssberg?

She's quite mad.
Why is she even on the programme? Do separate Tory party factions get their on own slot now?

bitchstewie

51,603 posts

211 months

Sunday 5th May
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Incidentally Kuenssberg really is st.

How she got her own show is completely beyond me.

Rufus Stone

6,386 posts

57 months

Sunday 5th May
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MiniMan64 said:
They all are.

Staring into the void but deciding to go deeper.
To quote Boris, "when you are in a deep hole all you can do is keep digging".

hidetheelephants

24,689 posts

194 months

Sunday 5th May
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bhstewie said:
Incidentally Kuenssberg really is st.

How she got her own show is completely beyond me.
I assume she's got where she is because of journalistic ability because she's not much good as an interviewer.

carlo996

5,845 posts

22 months

Sunday 5th May
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President Merkin said:
Mark Harper on Sky news Insisting the public hasn't stopped listening to the party, we just need to "keep getting our message out".

elling voters they're wrong, you're not listening is not a winning look but full on reality denial is very Conservative 2024 mode, Election now. What possible purpose can six more months of this fruitloopery serve?
It’ll help run your new keyboard in?

119

6,506 posts

37 months

Sunday 5th May
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carlo996 said:
President Merkin said:
Mark Harper on Sky news Insisting the public hasn't stopped listening to the party, we just need to "keep getting our message out".

elling voters they're wrong, you're not listening is not a winning look but full on reality denial is very Conservative 2024 mode, Election now. What possible purpose can six more months of this fruitloopery serve?
It’ll help run your new keyboard in?
hehe

James6112

4,473 posts

29 months

Sunday 5th May
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abzmike said:
bhstewie said:
Anyone watching Braverman on Kuenssberg?

She's quite mad.
Why is she even on the programme? Do separate Tory party factions get their on own slot now?
"The plan is not working," the former home secretary said, urging the PM to "change course" and swing to the right“
Doesn’t she realise, that nobody votes Tory because Far Right Loons like her were allowed anywhere near government.
Sue Ellen & her type are to blame entirely for the mess they are in today.

bitchstewie

51,603 posts

211 months

Sunday 5th May
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And at the other end of the spectrum you have people with a bit of class and dignity even in defeat smile

https://x.com/andy4wm/status/1786861060764410287


blueg33

36,093 posts

225 months

Sunday 5th May
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bhstewie said:
And at the other end of the spectrum you have people with a bit of class and dignity even in defeat smile

https://x.com/andy4wm/status/1786861060764410287

Yep. Good chap, pretty selfless compared to every other politician I have met. He did a lot of good for the West Midlands and will be a major loss. His drive on housing in particular was notable.

tamore

7,034 posts

285 months

Sunday 5th May
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James6112 said:
"The plan is not working," the former home secretary said, urging the PM to "change course" and swing to the right“
Doesn’t she realise, that nobody votes Tory because Far Right Loons like her were allowed anywhere near government.
Sue Ellen & her type are to blame entirely for the mess they are in today.
as appealing to the electorate as corbs' taking the labour party on a hard left turn.

Condi

17,300 posts

172 months

Sunday 5th May
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Incidentally the incoming WM Mayor was very complimentary about Andy Street as well. Very civilised.

Someone hit the nail on the head earlier, people are not voting Tory because of Rishi Sunak, but because of all the chaos of the Johnson and Truss eras. Literally nothing anyone can do will undo that. The public have given them enough chances and are fed up. They no longer believe that things will improve under a Tory government, and evidence suggests they're right.

The one thing Suella did say on TV this morning which was correct was about the government not delivering on people's priorities. There is no discussion on parliament about the state of the NHS, very little about the amount of sewage being pumped into the sea, instead worrying about things like Rwanda which most people don't care about.

S600BSB

4,827 posts

107 months

Sunday 5th May
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blueg33 said:
bhstewie said:
And at the other end of the spectrum you have people with a bit of class and dignity even in defeat smile

https://x.com/andy4wm/status/1786861060764410287

Yep. Good chap, pretty selfless compared to every other politician I have met. He did a lot of good for the West Midlands and will be a major loss. His drive on housing in particular was notable.
He has also cautioned Sunak against any further move to the right. Decent, intelligent chap.

Boringvolvodriver

8,997 posts

44 months

Sunday 5th May
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S600BSB said:
He has also cautioned Sunak against any further move to the right. Decent, intelligent chap.
Few and far between in the current crop of Tory MPs who only appear to be interested in keeping on the gravy train now matter what.

Slightly off topic, what were the people who voted for Houchen in Teesside thinking of? Maybe he signed them all up to his get rich quick scheme along with all his mates.