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over a year ago
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At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)"
Neither.
I'm extremely unlikely to vote for either. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well. |
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well. "
Have you been chopping up the Mail + the Express, blending it all into a smoothie and drinking it each day by any chance? |
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well. "
He should ditch the union jacks, it only appeals to the racist half witted flag shagger elements of the population  |
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well. "
I'm sure you're not the only person with such bizarre out of touch opinions of anyone and everything not Tory.
This is why the Conservatives will keep winning, Truss could kick in their front doors, smash the place up, shit on the living room floor and still count on their votes. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well.
I'm sure you're not the only person with such bizarre out of touch opinions of anyone and everything not Tory.
This is why the Conservatives will keep winning, Truss could kick in their front doors, smash the place up, shit on the living room floor and still count on their votes."
She's pretty much done that with her mini budget already. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well.
I'm sure you're not the only person with such bizarre out of touch opinions of anyone and everything not Tory.
This is why the Conservatives will keep winning, Truss could kick in their front doors, smash the place up, shit on the living room floor and still count on their votes.
She's pretty much done that with her mini budget already."
True, but she likes to be photographed in front of a flag, so that will keep the knuckle dragging flag shaggers happy |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well.
I'm sure you're not the only person with such bizarre out of touch opinions of anyone and everything not Tory.
This is why the Conservatives will keep winning, Truss could kick in their front doors, smash the place up, shit on the living room floor and still count on their votes.
She's pretty much done that with her mini budget already.
True, but she likes to be photographed in front of a flag, so that will keep the knuckle dragging flag shaggers happy "
Bad news! I hear on the grapevine the Tories sold off the flag to Hyperwhooshpoo: a constipation drug. So from now on the flag isn't ours anymore.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well.
I'm sure you're not the only person with such bizarre out of touch opinions of anyone and everything not Tory.
This is why the Conservatives will keep winning, Truss could kick in their front doors, smash the place up, shit on the living room floor and still count on their votes.
She's pretty much done that with her mini budget already.
True, but she likes to be photographed in front of a flag, so that will keep the knuckle dragging flag shaggers happy
Bad news! I hear on the grapevine the Tories sold off the flag to Hyperwhooshpoo: a constipation drug. So from now on the flag isn't ours anymore.
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Really? That is bad news for the people who get turned on by flags  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well.
I'm sure you're not the only person with such bizarre out of touch opinions of anyone and everything not Tory.
This is why the Conservatives will keep winning, Truss could kick in their front doors, smash the place up, shit on the living room floor and still count on their votes.
She's pretty much done that with her mini budget already.
True, but she likes to be photographed in front of a flag, so that will keep the knuckle dragging flag shaggers happy
Bad news! I hear on the grapevine the Tories sold off the flag to Hyperwhooshpoo: a constipation drug. So from now on the flag isn't ours anymore.
Really? That is bad news for the people who get turned on by flags "
It's alright. Truss can just get some fantastically expensive wallpaper to pose in front of, just like Johnson. |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)"
As it stands, I'm more likely to vote SKS than Truss...unless this seemingly doomed economic policy somehow reaps rewards. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"He should ditch the union jacks, it only appeals to the racist half witted flag shagger elements of the population "
Respect for a flag makes a person a racist? Is that in every country, or just this one?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"He should ditch the union jacks, it only appeals to the racist half witted flag shagger elements of the population
Respect for a flag makes a person a racist? Is that in every country, or just this one?
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No, |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)
As it stands, I'm more likely to vote SKS than Truss...unless this seemingly doomed economic policy somehow reaps rewards. "
Is this doomed economic policy worse than all the other Conservative's doomed policies? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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People will go to Starmer. He hasn't done anything wrong yet. People are no longer in the mood for "funny" or "exciting" leaders. However it's very difficult for Labour to win in England, so he may have to run a minority gov and depend on SNP votes.
But he's a sensible chap. Many of his policies will elicit Tory MP's votes. |
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)"
Those 2 are certainly the likely winners but we don't have to choose either. I do think starmer has improved lately and also seem to be trying to do a Blair who was very successful at winning elections until the war in Iraq. It just remains to be seen if he can get his whole party on board with it |
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"People will go to Starmer. He hasn't done anything wrong yet. People are no longer in the mood for "funny" or "exciting" leaders. However it's very difficult for Labour to win in England, so he may have to run a minority gov and depend on SNP votes.
But he's a sensible chap. Many of his policies will elicit Tory MP's votes."
He's already ruled out an SNP alliance and why would those thick as shit Tory voters be wanted by the Labour party anyway? |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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If it’s a choice between the two I think I would choose the adult…. Truss is playing a rather bad experiment with the economy on theory we know doesn’t work!
Saying that I think labour will be the largest party.. but I think they will need a nod from the SNP and the Liberal Democrat’s to actually govern
Not a coalition but a working minority government |
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"If it’s a choice between the two I think I would choose the adult…. Truss is playing a rather bad experiment with the economy on theory we know doesn’t work!
Saying that I think labour will be the largest party.. but I think they will need a nod from the SNP and the Liberal Democrat’s to actually govern
Not a coalition but a working minority government "
And if her experiment does work? Not that I think it will but where's your argument then? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)
Neither.
I'm extremely unlikely to vote for either."
So you’re a disillusioned Tory then. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Truss in a second between the two of them. Starmer is an untrustworthy slimeball.
To be fair it must be pretty difficult for him leading a party of economically illiterate nutjobs and anti semites, and even tougher having to pretend he likes those Union Jacks he has to stand in front of every time he gets interviewed. I'm sure he must feel like vomiting but he manages to hide it well. "
And who took the jam out of your donut? Eh? Tommy? |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"If it’s a choice between the two I think I would choose the adult…. Truss is playing a rather bad experiment with the economy on theory we know doesn’t work!
Saying that I think labour will be the largest party.. but I think they will need a nod from the SNP and the Liberal Democrat’s to actually govern
Not a coalition but a working minority government "
Would that be a nod for a Ref2 guarantee? |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)
Neither.
I'm extremely unlikely to vote for either.
So you’re a disillusioned Tory then. "
So disillusioned that I've never voted Tory in my life. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)
Neither.
I'm extremely unlikely to vote for either.
So you’re a disillusioned Tory then.
So disillusioned that I've never voted Tory in my life. "
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"If it’s a choice between the two I think I would choose the adult…. Truss is playing a rather bad experiment with the economy on theory we know doesn’t work!
Saying that I think labour will be the largest party.. but I think they will need a nod from the SNP and the Liberal Democrat’s to actually govern
Not a coalition but a working minority government
Would that be a nod for a Ref2 guarantee?"
No…. Greater devolution powers yep.. but an indyref2.. no!. I don’t think the snp are going to want to be the people who let the tories back in by squabbling with labour |
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"Neither, as they both look as bad a each other. I would rather vote for the monster raving looney party, at least I knew I would be voting for a looney  "
Seriously?! What's Starmer done that you really object to? |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.)"
Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ? "
Tbh , Liz Truss is a far far better PM than Boris but she is forecasted to get trounced at the next GE |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ? "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ? "
I thought Truss had relaxed the pollution regulations resulting in shit all over our beaches? Plus there is the small matter of putting Britain's economic reputation in the blender. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ?
I thought Truss had relaxed the pollution regulations resulting in shit all over our beaches? Plus there is the small matter of putting Britain's economic reputation in the blender."
Thats what he meant. Some people like shit. |
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"If it’s a choice between the two I think I would choose the adult…. Truss is playing a rather bad experiment with the economy on theory we know doesn’t work!
Saying that I think labour will be the largest party.. but I think they will need a nod from the SNP and the Liberal Democrat’s to actually govern
Not a coalition but a working minority government "
Right now, this is probably the best option. We'd have more reason than ideology. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ? "
Truss’ track record has been enhanced over the last few days! |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ? "
Oh dear Mr Hay….oh dear oh dear  |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"What Truss has done in a very small amount of time is elevate the popularity of SKS, in my opinion.
He seemed to struggle with Boris, he actually seems to shine now.
Remarkable turnaround."
Silver lining and all that. Maybe Truss was a plant. She started life as a Lib Dem after all! So perhaps she is an agent provocateur buried deep and long into the Tories to ultimately bring them down!
Or she is simply shit! |
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"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ? "
the fact is that as far as the silent majority are concerned, all Sir Kier has to do is not be Truss or Karteng |
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Is it all a part of resetting the Tory party with the view of focus upon the next GE?
Cause a financial crisis not dissimilar to the crash of 08/09, then backtrack and everyone goes phew thank fuck when all along it was only a deflection from the previous 12 yrs of poor growth, wage cuts and incompetent management by the previous 3 Tory PM's?
A 'cunning plan'.. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"Is it all a part of resetting the Tory party with the view of focus upon the next GE?
Cause a financial crisis not dissimilar to the crash of 08/09, then backtrack and everyone goes phew thank fuck when all along it was only a deflection from the previous 12 yrs of poor growth, wage cuts and incompetent management by the previous 3 Tory PM's?
A 'cunning plan'.."
As cunning as a fox who attended the university of cunning studying a masters degree in cunningness! |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"At the next election, we'll likely have to pick between Starmer and Truss for PM. Who will you pick?
(And yes I know, we don't vote directly for a PM. Before some pedant brings that up. But in effect, we will be picking our next PM.) Liz Truss . She has a great track record. Has Starmer ever done anything worth mentioning in his life. ?
the fact is that as far as the silent majority are concerned, all Sir Kier has to do is not be Truss or Karteng "
Shhhhh! The silent majority thing belongs to Mr Hay and he won’t like you appropriating it! |
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"Is it all a part of resetting the Tory party with the view of focus upon the next GE?
Cause a financial crisis not dissimilar to the crash of 08/09, then backtrack and everyone goes phew thank fuck when all along it was only a deflection from the previous 12 yrs of poor growth, wage cuts and incompetent management by the previous 3 Tory PM's?
A 'cunning plan'..
As cunning as a fox who attended the university of cunning studying a masters degree in cunningness!"
Or as cunning as a poster with multiple profiles who cunningly part way through a thread responds to a post on a different profile..
Now that's double Baldrick level cunning.. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!! "
It waas hilarious, until I reminded myself this utter fuckwit is in charge. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!!
It waas hilarious, until I reminded myself this utter fuckwit is in charge."
Ain’t that the truth |
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
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I thought the best bit was the questions about fracking |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
I thought the best bit was the questions about fracking"
Oh no… my favourite was the bloke at bbc stoke who rightfully pointed out that home owners would spend more in increased interest rates payments on their homes than they are getting in energy rate relief… |
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"Neither, as they both look as bad a each other. I would rather vote for the monster raving looney party, at least I knew I would be voting for a looney "
Of course, you wish you could vote Tory, but you cannot, and damned you’d vote Labour. So obviously the rationale is they are bad as each another. |
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!!
It waas hilarious, until I reminded myself this utter fuckwit is in charge."
Yes, indeed. Now do you understand why I was so vexed when so many of you thought her premiership would be "comedy gold"?
Not so fucking funny now, eh?
Although I suppose it would be if it weren't affecting the middle class, in addition to the working poor. |
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
I thought the best bit was the questions about fracking
Oh no… my favourite was the bloke at bbc stoke who rightfully pointed out that home owners would spend more in increased interest rates payments on their homes than they are getting in energy rate relief…"
I thought the "So the Bank of England took the action it did because of Vladimir Putin?" moment was pretty good. |
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!!
It waas hilarious, until I reminded myself this utter fuckwit is in charge.
Yes, indeed. Now do you understand why I was so vexed when so many of you thought her premiership would be "comedy gold"?
Not so fucking funny now, eh?
Although I suppose it would be if it weren't affecting the middle class, in addition to the working poor."
In my defence, I think I said Dorries would be comedy gold as PM. (But maybe I'm misremembering.) |
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!!
It waas hilarious, until I reminded myself this utter fuckwit is in charge.
Yes, indeed. Now do you understand why I was so vexed when so many of you thought her premiership would be "comedy gold"?
Not so fucking funny now, eh?
Although I suppose it would be if it weren't affecting the middle class, in addition to the working poor.
In my defence, I think I said Dorries would be comedy gold as PM. (But maybe I'm misremembering.)"
You are. Though she'd have been just as bad, I'm sure.
We've got two years of this fucking train-wreck to put up with.
I will maintain my sense of humour - but I will never find either of the stupid cunts who just fucked the economy funny.
And neither will any of the vulnerable UK citizens who they're going to harm; to a point that wipes out any good they were forced into doing. |
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!!
It waas hilarious, until I reminded myself this utter fuckwit is in charge.
Yes, indeed. Now do you understand why I was so vexed when so many of you thought her premiership would be "comedy gold"?
Not so fucking funny now, eh?
Although I suppose it would be if it weren't affecting the middle class, in addition to the working poor.
In my defence, I think I said Dorries would be comedy gold as PM. (But maybe I'm misremembering.)
You are. Though she'd have been just as bad, I'm sure.
We've got two years of this fucking train-wreck to put up with.
I will maintain my sense of humour - but I will never find either of the stupid cunts who just fucked the economy funny.
And neither will any of the vulnerable UK citizens who they're going to harm; to a point that wipes out any good they were forced into doing."
Look on the bright side...
(I've got nothing to put here, sadly.) |
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Actually one good thing. After Johnson + Truss, the Tories will hopefully be out of power for a generation.
(Hopefully it won't be like Mad Max here by this point.) |
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"Did you hear the absolute shoeing she got on bbc local radio this morning… it’s like one side did some research this morning, and the other side sounded like a pre recorded bumbling idiot!!!
Good news… regional tv next…. I bet they will have some interesting questions for her!!!
It waas hilarious, until I reminded myself this utter fuckwit is in charge.
Yes, indeed. Now do you understand why I was so vexed when so many of you thought her premiership would be "comedy gold"?
Not so fucking funny now, eh?
Although I suppose it would be if it weren't affecting the middle class, in addition to the working poor.
In my defence, I think I said Dorries would be comedy gold as PM. (But maybe I'm misremembering.)"
Maybe we'll find out in a week or two when they ditch Truss and install Dorries... Well they need to follow the trend don't they, and Dorries is the only one I can think of that is so brain dead that people would remember fondly "the good old days when Truss was PM". |
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