SKS likely to quit?

[119]

Seeing as he is very much a family man, he is worried about the impact of campaigning and pressures of the next GE will have on his family.

Personally, i don't think he will quit, but never say never!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-67905341

[macron]

Early electioneering horse ste from the Tories.

[Dingu]

I can hear the barrel being scraped. How is that what you took from that article?

[Turn7]

macron said:

Early electioneering horse ste from the Tories.

TBF, Labour could put a dead donkey in charge and still win by a huge majority.

The age of the charlatan shysters is coming to an end.

Hopefully.

[119]

Dingu said:

I can hear the barrel being scraped. How is that what you took from that article?

“ Sir Keir Starmer admits he worries about the toll of a general election year on his two teenage children.”


Any father probably would in his position and rightly so, and is concerned about putting politics first.

[vaud]

Turn7 said:

TBF, Labour could put a dead donkey in charge and still win by a huge majority.

The age of the charlatan shysters is coming to an end.

Hopefully.

True, but hopefully not a landslide as that is equally bad for politicians behaviour. A healthy majority for sure, but any governing party should not have absolute power. See how New Labour squandered a mandate in many areas in the 1st two terms.

[PlywoodPascal]

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[anonymous-user]

Turn7 said:

macron said:

Early electioneering horse ste from the Tories.

TBF, Labour could put a dead donkey in charge and still win by a huge majority.

The age of the charlatan shysters is coming to an end.

Hopefully.

You mean like this?

https://www.qebholliswhiteman.co.uk/site/library/n...

Or like this?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2023/feb/09/f...

[anonymous-user]

Or maybe?

https://amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/may/12/ex...

[julian987R]

Should they win, they will engineer a vote of no-confidence and Ange will move into power and the looney-tunes richard burgon et al will be back on the front benches.

[anonymous-user]

Nothing to see here

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1517721/an...

[PlywoodPascal]

julian987R said:

Should they win, they will engineer a vote of no-confidence and Ange will move into power and the looney-tunes richard burgon et al will be back on the front benches.

Hmmmm

[Turn7]

86 said:

Turn7 said:

macron said:

Early electioneering horse ste from the Tories.

TBF, Labour could put a dead donkey in charge and still win by a huge majority.

The age of the charlatan shysters is coming to an end.

Hopefully.

You mean like this?

https://www.qebholliswhiteman.co.uk/site/library/n...

Or like this?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2023/feb/09/f...

I don’t for a second believe the reds won’t stuff their snouts into the trough as fast as possible.

I just hope the public have seen enough to make think a little harder about responsibilities.

[S600BSB]

vaud said:

Turn7 said:

TBF, Labour could put a dead donkey in charge and still win by a huge majority.

The age of the charlatan shysters is coming to an end.

Hopefully.

True, but hopefully not a landslide as that is equally bad for politicians behaviour. A healthy majority for sure, but any governing party should not have absolute power. See how New Labour squandered a mandate in many areas in the 1st two terms.

I agree. Needs to be a big enough majority though to allow some extremely difficult decisions to be taken and enacted in Parliament to begin to sort out broken Britain. It’s going to be a colossal task after the last 13 or so years.

[vaud]

S600BSB said:

I agree. Needs to be a big enough majority though to allow some extremely difficult decisions to be taken and enacted in Parliament to begin to sort out broken Britain. It’s going to be a colossal task after the last 13 or so years.

I think 80-100 seats is a reasonable majority. Needs to be big enough to get tough legislation through but small enough to challenge if all of the opposition + some back benchers revolt.

[cliffords]

Turn7 said:

macron said:

Early electioneering horse ste from the Tories.

TBF, Labour could put a dead donkey in charge and still win by a huge majority.

The age of the charlatan shysters is coming to an end.

Hopefully.

I think that's an accurate description of their leader but I agree with you .

[Dingu]

86 said:

Nothing to see here

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1517721/an...

Funny how you only discover morals about Labour MPs isn’t it?

[anonymous-user]

Dingu said:

86 said:

Nothing to see here

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1517721/an...

Funny how you only discover morals about Labour MPs isn’t it?

The statement made was “ The age of the charlatan shysters is coming to an end” just demonstrating maybe not ‘.

[anonymous-user]

vaud said:

S600BSB said:

I agree. Needs to be a big enough majority though to allow some extremely difficult decisions to be taken and enacted in Parliament to begin to sort out broken Britain. It’s going to be a colossal task after the last 13 or so years.

I think 80-100 seats is a reasonable majority. Needs to be big enough to get tough legislation through but small enough to challenge if all of the opposition + some back benchers revolt.

Aspire party might hold the balance of power?

[hidetheelephants]

Because filling the Starmer thread and others with witless, desperate tory bilge isn't enough; let's start another thread with it! The fear is palpable.