The next 5 years with Labour?

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Jamescrs

4,915 posts

73 months

Friday 5th July
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RicksAlfas said:
... 5 years of blaming everything on the last 14 years.
In fairness the Conservatives were still trying to blame a previous Labour government when they had done 14 years in power.

E63eeeeee...

4,613 posts

57 months

Friday 5th July
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Jamescrs said:
RicksAlfas said:
... 5 years of blaming everything on the last 14 years.
In fairness the Conservatives were still trying to blame a previous Labour government when they had done 14 years in power.
I'm pretty sure Liz Truss is still blaming them.

Vasco

17,404 posts

113 months

Friday 5th July
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RicksAlfas said:
Legacywr said:
Do we expect…
... 5 years of blaming everything on the last 14 years.
Only 5 ? - more like 10 probably.

paulw123

3,747 posts

198 months

Friday 5th July
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Sheets Tabuer said:
1.3m houses, probably won't be a problem unless you have loads of fields near you.
Why does 1 in 50 odd of the population need a brand new house?

FMOB

1,994 posts

20 months

Friday 5th July
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It will be more of the same with higher taxes and less green belt.

I think the national debt will exceed 110% of GDP by the end of their first 5 years, currently over 97% of GDP.

And more potholes in the roads.

ApOrbital

10,176 posts

126 months

Friday 5th July
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Things can only get better getmecoat

Klippie

3,462 posts

153 months

Friday 5th July
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I get the impression its "fk we've won...what do we do now" Starmer and his cohorts couldn't be an effective opposition so how will they magically become a competent government...its going to be a disaster.

Most of us will be much worse off just shortly.

Mortarboard

7,759 posts

63 months

Friday 5th July
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Mr Miata said:
For the next general election, it’s not Labour that the Conservatives need to worry about. It’s trying to attract their core voters back who defected to Reform.

Labour could quite easily win again if the Tories are split and divided.
Exactly. The more of the reform vote that still remains in 2029, the less labour needs to do.

M.

B'stard Child

29,328 posts

254 months

Friday 5th July
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Pie sums it up


williamp

19,584 posts

281 months

Friday 5th July
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Ed milliband is secretary for net zero.

You dont actually need your car, do you???
Oh, and pronouns. They will become terribly important. Its an easy way to reduce nhs waiting lists: no pronoun, no appointment

Wacky Racer

39,050 posts

255 months

Friday 5th July
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Come on everyone, be reasonable, it's his first day in office ffs!

Judge him (and Angela Rayner) in three years time.

That's if we haven't been nuked by the mad Russian before then.

carlo996

6,815 posts

29 months

Friday 5th July
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williamp said:
Ed milliband is secretary for net zero.

You dont actually need your car, do you???
Oh, and pronouns. They will become terribly important. Its an easy way to reduce nhs waiting lists: no pronoun, no appointment
No, really? And there’s the problem. Utterly inept people in positions they can’t deliver in.

Newc

2,014 posts

190 months

Friday 5th July
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Well some highly experienced hands on the engines of the economy there. Non-political experience of the main Labour figures:

Leader - Senior Lawyer.
Deputy Leader - Care worker and union representative.
Exchequer - Junior banking analyst.
Education - Junior in local government.
Home Secretary - None.
Health - Public Sector consultant.
Energy - None.
Foreign Office - Junior lawyer.
Dutchy of Lancaster - None.
Minister without portfolio - Junior Lawyer
Paymaster - None.
Justice - Junior Lawyer.
Business and Trade - None.
DWP - None.
Defence - Journalist.
Transport - Volunteer Special Constable.
Culture - Musician, Author.
Party Chair - Public Policy lecturer.
Environment - Publisher.
Science - Aid worker.
Northern Ireland - None.
Scotland - Events and TV Management.
Wales - HR.
Attorney General - Lawyer
International Development - None.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Lawyer.
Campaign Coordinator - None.
Leader of the House of Commons - None.

RichB

52,865 posts

292 months

Friday 5th July
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Wacky Racer said:
That's if we haven't been nuked by the mad Russian before then.
Well, if Putin does decided to go nuclear it will be after 6 o'clock on a Friday. The PM doesn't work after that time. hehe

FMOB

1,994 posts

20 months

Friday 5th July
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Newc said:
Well some highly experienced hands on the engines of the economy there. Non-political experience of the main Labour figures:

Leader - Senior Lawyer.
Deputy Leader - Care worker and union representative.
Exchequer - Junior banking analyst.
Education - Junior in local government.
Home Secretary - None.
Health - Public Sector consultant.
Energy - None.
Foreign Office - Junior lawyer.
Dutchy of Lancaster - None.
Minister without portfolio - Junior Lawyer
Paymaster - None.
Justice - Junior Lawyer.
Business and Trade - None.
DWP - None.
Defence - Journalist.
Transport - Volunteer Special Constable.
Culture - Musician, Author.
Party Chair - Public Policy lecturer.
Environment - Publisher.
Science - Aid worker.
Northern Ireland - None.
Scotland - Events and TV Management.
Wales - HR.
Attorney General - Lawyer
International Development - None.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Lawyer.
Campaign Coordinator - None.
Leader of the House of Commons - None.
Rayner as Deputy PM, I hope Starmer has the best security possible.

carlo996

6,815 posts

29 months

Friday 5th July
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Newc said:
Well some highly experienced hands on the engines of the economy there. Non-political experience of the main Labour figures:

Leader - Senior Lawyer.
Deputy Leader - Care worker and union representative.
Exchequer - Junior banking analyst.
Education - Junior in local government.
Home Secretary - None.
Health - Public Sector consultant.
Energy - None.
Foreign Office - Junior lawyer.
Dutchy of Lancaster - None.
Minister without portfolio - Junior Lawyer
Paymaster - None.
Justice - Junior Lawyer.
Business and Trade - None.
DWP - None.
Defence - Journalist.
Transport - Volunteer Special Constable.
Culture - Musician, Author.
Party Chair - Public Policy lecturer.
Environment - Publisher.
Science - Aid worker.
Northern Ireland - None.
Scotland - Events and TV Management.
Wales - HR.
Attorney General - Lawyer
International Development - None.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Lawyer.
Campaign Coordinator - None.
Leader of the House of Commons - None.
Grim.

Vanden Saab

14,836 posts

82 months

Friday 5th July
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Cold said:
Down here it's been raining ever since Labour got elected. Now, I don't like to point fingers but...
We have lit the fire it is so cold, regretting saying it will be a cold day in hell if Labour get elected at the next election after 2019.

chrispmartha

16,964 posts

137 months

Friday 5th July
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The bed wetting on here over the last 24hours has been hilarious

911Spanker

1,922 posts

24 months

Friday 5th July
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Anyone who likes cars will be screwed.

Bring on an age where mediocrity is encouraged and success is actively discouraged.

Quit your jobs and live off the state...

carlo996

6,815 posts

29 months

Friday 5th July
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chrispmartha said:
The bed wetting on here over the last 24hours has been hilarious
The blind faith has been even more so.