ks.234
Half way to Infinity
She could just about get in the top ten if she tried just a little bit harder
Labour Leader: Keir Starmer VII
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laughingboy
pfm Member
Broadsheets, broad money and money abroad, respectively?
Finnegan
I like a bit of a cavort
I’m really not all that bothered if she fiddled a few grand on flogging a ex-council gaff. But that doesn’t mean she isn’t vile. She is to Starmer what Prescott was to Blair. A little working class bauble on a tree of chauvinistic conservatism. She seems happy enough prostituting herself.
paulfromcamden
Baffled
And opinion polls have shown a broad majority of people support some key Labour policies:
- Nationalising water, energy and rail
- Ending outsourcing in the NHS
- Scrapping Universal Credit
- Scrapping tuition fees
- Increasing income tax for the top 5 percent of earners
All vote winners!
droodzilla
pfm Member
Not really bothered what happens to her, to be honest.
She's thrown left-wing colleagues under the bus to get to where she is now.
She deserves what she gets (even if she doesn't deserve it, if you see what I mean).
The Captain
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Leave my Angela alone. Right now I say.
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notaclue
pfm Member
I suppose we should be grateful that this evening's big breaking news is 'Angela Rayner says she will step down as Labour's deputy leader if she is found to have broken electoral law' rather than events in the Middle East.
She assures us she is innocent. And if she is found innocent, I can see this going down well with the electorate. Another boost for Labour in the polls. Nearing 50% support.
I think she will be found innocent.
She assures us she is innocent. And if she is found innocent, I can see this going down well with the electorate. Another boost for Labour in the polls. Nearing 50% support.
I think she will be found innocent.
Angela Rayner: I'll stand down if I've broken the law
Angela Rayner says she will quit as Labour's deputy leader if she has committed a crime over council house claims.
www.bbc.co.uk
ks.234
Half way to Infinity
Yes, think I know what you mean. Though there is a many layered cake of hypocrisy going on here which Labour could puncture by saying that the financial transactions of all MP’s should be more transparent.
Seanm
pfm Member
It’s not the left organising this campaign against Rayner, it’s almost certainly the Labour right. Were things different she’d be able to count on the support of the left in the party, most of whom voted for her. But they’re gone now, and she waved them off, so…Nothing the left hates more than working class people moving up the ladder
ks.234
Half way to Infinity
Perverse NonsenseNothing the left hates more than working class people moving up the ladder
paulfromcamden
Baffled
The Graun reports that super-rich non-doms who don't pay any tax in the UK are so scared by the prospect of a Labour government that they are "jumping on planes right now and leaving."
Oh noes!
Sophie Dworetzsky, a partner advising the super-rich at Charles Russell Speechlys, said her clients thought Labour’s proposals “feel like trying to squeeze out every last drop until there’s nothing left.”
LOL
www.theguardian.com
Oh noes!
Sophie Dworetzsky, a partner advising the super-rich at Charles Russell Speechlys, said her clients thought Labour’s proposals “feel like trying to squeeze out every last drop until there’s nothing left.”
LOL
‘Petrified’ non-doms poised to flee UK over Labour’s tax plans, say experts
Prospect of party closing Tory ‘loopholes’ if elected prompts some wealthy individuals to explore a move overseas
ks.234
Half way to Infinity
Which will be enough for Labour to drop their non-dom promises.The Graun reports that super-rich non-doms who don't pay any tax in the UK are so scared by the prospect of a Labour government that they are "jumping on planes right now and leaving."
Oh noes!
Sophie Dworetzsky, a partner advising the super-rich at Charles Russell Speechlys, said her clients thought Labour’s proposals “feel like trying to squeeze out every last drop until there’s nothing left.”
LOL
‘Petrified’ non-doms poised to flee UK over Labour’s tax plans, say experts
Prospect of party closing Tory ‘loopholes’ if elected prompts some wealthy individuals to explore a move overseas
Labour promises, like their ironclad fiscal rules, are not worth the paper they’re written on.
Wasn't there something about nationalising buses this week?
ks.234
Half way to Infinity
You seem to post a lot about him though. He's also popular with middle-aged Scots. Quite the coalition he is building. Anyway, let's remind ourselves that Labour slumped to its 4th defeat in a row at the last election (and it was a big one). Maybe it's time to try something different.
Jim Audiomisc
pfm Member
Sort of musical chairs that will achieve nothing beyond the faces on each side of the HoC.
As has been said: Want Green Vote Green. If you want real changes and to dump all the Torie ways, that's the only real option.