Ed Balls daunted by prospect of being chancellor

Ed Balls daunted by prospect of being chancellor

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rfisher

Original Poster:

5,024 posts

284 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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'due to the deficit that he will inherit'

Someone pass me the Oscar vom bucket please.

scdan4

1,299 posts

161 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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not as daunted as the rest of us i suspect

kenny.R400

1,212 posts

241 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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A very inept and hapless being. The mind boggles how these people think themselves fit for purpose.

BlackLabel

13,251 posts

124 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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kenny.R400 said:
A very inept and hapless being. The mind boggles how these people think themselves fit for purpose.
Even more mind boggling is how the electorate think these people are fit for purpose. And if the polls are correct then it's looking very likely that it will indeed be Chancellor Balls in just over a years time.

AClownsPocket

899 posts

160 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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That truly saddens me frown

0a

23,901 posts

195 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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Thanks Cameron and his fans. When the Tories address the UKIP issue they might stand a chance - before then, it's the Ed and Balls show. As a proper Tory, I'm ready for the Labour victory that will get rid of Cameron....

supersingle

3,205 posts

220 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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scdan4 said:
not as daunted as the rest of us i suspect
Quite!

spikeyhead

17,336 posts

198 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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supersingle said:
scdan4 said:
not as daunted as the rest of us i suspect
Quite!
^^^this^^^

aw51 121565

4,771 posts

234 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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rfisher said:
'due to the deficit that he will inherit'
Someone should recommend to him that he visits his GP and asks for medication for his short- and medium-term memory loss wink ! rofl

It's a race to the bottom for the 'main' parties nowadays, isn't it? A race where the winner doesn't retain/gain power for the next electoral term... nuts

BlueMR2

8,656 posts

203 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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I'm pretty sure if all the people who voted UKIP in his area had voted conservative instead he wouldn't even be an MP.

Sadly Leeds is surrounded by the red ring of incompetence.

hidetheelephants

24,459 posts

194 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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I'm daunted by how he repeatedly exceeds my expectations by proving himself to be even more of a than I thought before.

jonah35

3,940 posts

158 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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rfisher said:
'due to the deficit that he will inherit'

Someone pass me the Oscar vom bucket please.
This made me angry.. How come no one can stop him spouting such sound bites?

You couldn't do that in other industries!

PurpleMoonlight

22,362 posts

158 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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It's a known medical phenomenon.

MP's have the thickest skin and shortest memory of all human kind.

biglaugh

DonkeyApple

55,391 posts

170 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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jonah35 said:
This made me angry.. How come no one can stop him spouting such sound bites?

You couldn't do that in other industries!
The thing about Balls is that he overtly shows you what all MPs are.

Ed is smart enough to know that he doesn't even have to hide it.

LordLoveLength

1,933 posts

131 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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jonah35 said:
This made me angry.. How come no one can stop him spouting such sound bites?

You couldn't do that in other industries!
Why do you not want to hear what he has to say? We need to know exactly how stupid he is before an election, not find out after.
Remember it took Brown best part of 2 terms to wreck the economy. Balls could do worse in a single term.

98elise

26,644 posts

162 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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I was staggered when I heard him say that. Why didn't the interviewer pick him up on it????

Puggit

48,468 posts

249 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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98elise said:
I was staggered when I heard him say that. Why didn't the interviewer pick him up on it????
Was it the BBC?

Bill Carr

2,234 posts

235 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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He's referring to his deficit of intellect, yes?

Slaav

4,255 posts

211 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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98elise said:
I was staggered when I heard him say that. Why didn't the interviewer pick him up on it????
My immediate comment was exactly this - Nick didn't bat an eye lid but did ask him why the electorate should trust him when there were clearly mistakes made....

He jumped in saying that the experiences and past track rocord of mistakes that THE LABOUR PARTY made means that they are ideally placed to fix things now. I took it rather badly but good old Nick Robinson was almost smiling along with him smile

Guybrush

4,351 posts

207 months

Friday 14th March 2014
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rfisher said:
'due to the deficit that he will inherit'

Someone pass me the Oscar vom bucket please.
How the hell he could say that with a straight face I don't know. Is there anyone, who is not registered mental, who would be taken in by what he says?