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Zephro posted:"Hard working families", "wealth creators" and "A Britain fair for all" are memes just like doge is. We're already living the nightmare Given a choice of Doge and "Long term economic plan", I think the choice is obvious. the answer is to strangle anyone who uses either of them
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Ruth Davidson is the only Tory I've seen who's made me want to vote for them. Listening to her on Question Time and the difference between her and a slimy git like shapps is night and day.
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Mar 7, 2015 12:54
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I can't even imagine what PMQs would be like in the unlikely event of a Con-Lab coalition. Can you imagine how on earth Miliband or Cameron would cope being unable to dismiss all criticsm by saying "But Labour/Tories"?
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Mar 7, 2015 15:35
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How was Tony Blair on social issues? I wasn't really politically aware during his government so the main thing I know about his administration was the Iraq War. I ask because on the Daily politics, I saw that a Scottish Labour MP for Dundee East was offered £1000 by him and she turned it down, presumably because it was Blair's money. When asked about this David Lammy said he stood by their record during those years IIRC, so I was curious what Blair was known for other than the Iraq invasion. e: speeleng PiCroft fucked around with this message at 20:25 on Mar 10, 2015 |
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Mar 10, 2015 20:22
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If people think labour and Tory parties are going to join together, I would say I'd like whatever you are smoking but I don't think my mind would handle it.
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Mar 11, 2015 00:03
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Maybe I haven't been keeping up but the last poll I saw suggested that if the votes play out the way polls suggest, the only configuration that could form a stable majority was SNP and Labour. Also based on what I've seen, the most likely arrangement would be a confidence and supply situation rather than a full blown coalition. This is all up in the air obviously but the idea of Labour joining with the Conservatives is ludicrous. It would be the very definition of short-term and both parties would irrevocably fracture their credibility in the eyes of their supporters and potential supporters.
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Mar 11, 2015 00:47
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Nothing warms the cockles of my heart than seeing the Sun panic. ^^^ holy poo poo, who made that? That is terrifying
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Mar 11, 2015 00:58
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Some papers are suggesting that he is hinting he may leave on his own, namely the Sun and Mirror.
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Mar 14, 2015 13:33
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So what are the odds of a Tory minority governemnt, propped up by UKIP? My fear is that the Tories will be the largest overall party, but not large enough for a majority government. This being so, they'll have first crack at forming the next government and they may bring UKIP in. It sbeen a while since I've seen up-to-date polls, but is the SNP and Labour still set to be the largest possible cooperating bloc, or has the Budget shifted it towards the Conservatives?
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Mar 23, 2015 20:45
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big scary monsters posted:I've know someone who makes a cup of tea in a mug, hot water added to teabag, and then add the milk without first removing the teabag. I can't tell you how disturbing it is to see, I usually have to go and lie down for a while. Stop telling everyone my habits also its two teabags per mug
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Mar 25, 2015 22:20
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stickyfngrdboy posted:this is the proper way to make tea you lunatic, you add a tiny bit of milk and then squash the teabag into the side of the mug until it turns the right colour. This one knows whats up.
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