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[avondalemiller]

I bet Starmmer is glad that they didn't have to sort out the Brexit dilema and Covid for 2yrs. They only just stopped laughing.

Starmmer mentioned that there's no money left now.....not surprised, paying furlough for millions to not work, this got abused big time, i know a few who claimed up to 20 grand and never stopped plastering/plumbing etc. £5.5M a day for hotels, whats Mr Starmmer say about this problem i wonder, blame the Tories?

Like some one said on here, i'm glad i've retired, and enjoying it.................UTM

[great_fire]

You're right that Corbyn supported most of these but you say that these are just liberal policies but Corbs was extreme left??!

I think we both know that the majority of people switching to Reform UK are not really interested in these policies though, any more than they were when Corbyn put forward these policies.

Labour policies rather than liberal ones, you're right.

Those policies are aimed at Red Wall voters who voted for the Brexit Party and UKIP to a smaller extent in the past, they are social conservatives in the main.

[animallittle3]

I bet Starmmer is glad that they didn't have to sort out the Brexit dilema and Covid for 2yrs. They only just stopped laughing.

Starmmer mentioned that there's no money left now.....not surprised, paying furlough for millions to not work, this got abused big time, i know a few who claimed up to 20 grand and never stopped plastering/plumbing etc. £5.5M a day for hotels, whats Mr Starmmer say about this problem i wonder, blame the Tories?

Like some one said on here, i'm glad i've retired, and enjoying it.................UTM

A Labour government wouldn't have left the EU in the first place so it's a bit daft to bring that in to it and neither would any Tory government up until Cameron's referendum in 2016 , there wasn't a more enthusiastic supporter of the Single Market than Thatcher and John Major .


However we've had a Tory government for over 12 years and it's reasonable to suggest they own the whole shyte show the same as Labour owned the 2008 financial crash leading to losing the 2010 election .

Do I think Labour are all that ?

Absolutely not , lesser of two evils .

[millersrus]

A Labour government wouldn't have left the EU in the first place so it's a bit daft to bring that in to it and neither would any Tory government up until Cameron's referendum in 2016 , there wasn't a more enthusiastic supporter of the Single Market than Thatcher and John Major .

Nothing wrong with with a single market as such, free trading, welcome that, but when this allowed everyone at the market to come into your home, uninvited, eat all your snap and refuse to leave then common sense says…

[caytonmiller]

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