PMQ's Today - Give it a rest Brown
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Its all he's got left and its been the mainstay of his (and Blairs) responses at PMQs for 12 years.
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
etc.
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
They'd be worse
They were worse
etc.
DC getting body blows in now...
Much better than last week
[u]Brown drops another clanger..[/u]
"Before we get to the differenty issues that divide OUR party..." ((oops) cue- Lots of jeering)
Order, Order..
Should have said
"Divide our Parties.."
What an Ar$e again
Much better than last week
[u]Brown drops another clanger..[/u]
"Before we get to the differenty issues that divide OUR party..." ((oops) cue- Lots of jeering)
Order, Order..
Should have said
"Divide our Parties.."
What an Ar$e again
Edited by bridgdav on Wednesday 10th June 12:56
Oakey said:
Does he honestly think the Tories are proposing cuts for things like Doctors, Nurses, Teachers, Police, etc?
No, nor does anyone with an ounce of intelligence.BUT, there are an awful lot of pigs
t thick tts that could believe him if he keeps repeating it often enough.Labours election leaflet was packed with s
t about Tory cuts.Jasandjules said:
TankRizzo said:
And it was summed up in the party political broadcast the other day.
Ten minutes telling me why I shouldn't vote for David Cameron, and nothing as to why I should vote Labour.
Presumably because even they cannot think of a reason TO vote Labour.Ten minutes telling me why I shouldn't vote for David Cameron, and nothing as to why I should vote Labour.
Not very confidence inspiring is it when they've already had 12 F*CKING YEARS!!!!!!! to do it properly.
Of course the tories will have to make cuts after the election, but so will Labour! You can see it already, the NHS complaining just last night that there is an 8-10 billion hole in funding beginning next year.
Remember that borrowing is going to shoot 40% of GDP to 100%. There's going to be cuts regardless. Forced cuts no matter what the party. He shouted down the guy from The Spectator (I think) last Friday who tried to pin the hole in the finances on him beginning next year.
It's clear Broon only has one club left in his bag, it is the old one, scare the public about the Tories, and tory cuts. And say it again and again and again, and say it enough maybe the public will believe it. It's shame the great bolus of the public are not grown up enough to be trusted with the truth. Never mind our standard of living is going to decline in any case, you can see that in the exchange rate and property prices already.
Remember that borrowing is going to shoot 40% of GDP to 100%. There's going to be cuts regardless. Forced cuts no matter what the party. He shouted down the guy from The Spectator (I think) last Friday who tried to pin the hole in the finances on him beginning next year.
It's clear Broon only has one club left in his bag, it is the old one, scare the public about the Tories, and tory cuts. And say it again and again and again, and say it enough maybe the public will believe it. It's shame the great bolus of the public are not grown up enough to be trusted with the truth. Never mind our standard of living is going to decline in any case, you can see that in the exchange rate and property prices already.
Edited by Northern Munkee on Wednesday 10th June 14:31
I do wish Brown wouldn't put his point by repeating things forcefully and then turning round and plonking himself down with a flourish before he's finished speaking!
And I wish he'd stop whittering on about how awful the country would be under the Conservatives. He goes on about them not having any policies - how does he think that works, then? The Conservatives just sit and wait to be handed power and then decide what they're going to do? Hardly. Brown is obviously an intelligent man - can he not realise that just because he hasn't heard about their policies, it doesn't mean they have none?
But most of all, I wish Brown would just go. And take his "government" with him.
Interesting that Cameron had a dig about Brown not having the guts to call an election, shame he didn't make more of it though. And Brown - of course - completely ignored him.
And I wish he'd stop whittering on about how awful the country would be under the Conservatives. He goes on about them not having any policies - how does he think that works, then? The Conservatives just sit and wait to be handed power and then decide what they're going to do? Hardly. Brown is obviously an intelligent man - can he not realise that just because he hasn't heard about their policies, it doesn't mean they have none?
But most of all, I wish Brown would just go. And take his "government" with him.
Interesting that Cameron had a dig about Brown not having the guts to call an election, shame he didn't make more of it though. And Brown - of course - completely ignored him.
Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 10th June 14:43
SGirl said:
I do wish Brown wouldn't put his point by repeating things forcefully and then turning round and plonking himself down with a flourish before he's finished speaking!
And I wish he'd stop whittering on about how awful the country would be under the Conservatives. He goes on about them not having any policies - how does he think that works, then? The Conservatives just sit and wait to be handed power and then decide what they're going to do? Hardly. Brown is obviously an intelligent man - can he not realise that just because he hasn't heard about their policies, it doesn't mean they have none?
But most of all, I wish Brown would just go. And take his "government" with him.
Interesting that Cameron had a dig about Brown not having the guts to call an election, shame he didn't make more of it though. And Brown - of course - completely ignored him.
I particularly liked the part where Cameron said his first policy "would be to sack the Chancellor, something the PrimeMinister failed to do last week"And I wish he'd stop whittering on about how awful the country would be under the Conservatives. He goes on about them not having any policies - how does he think that works, then? The Conservatives just sit and wait to be handed power and then decide what they're going to do? Hardly. Brown is obviously an intelligent man - can he not realise that just because he hasn't heard about their policies, it doesn't mean they have none?
But most of all, I wish Brown would just go. And take his "government" with him.
Interesting that Cameron had a dig about Brown not having the guts to call an election, shame he didn't make more of it though. And Brown - of course - completely ignored him.
Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 10th June 14:43
Northern Munkee said:
It's clear Broon only has one club left in his bag, it is the old one, scare the public about the Tories, and tory cuts. And say it again and again and again, and say it enough maybe the public will believe it. It's shame the great bolus of the public are not grown up enough to be trusted with the truth. Never mind our standard of living is going to decline in any case, you can see that in the exchange rate and property prices already.
Since whoever takes control after the next election will have to cut public funding, Brown can claim he was right when CMD takes over and has to start his process of economic rebuilding, beginning with cutting back the more reckless of Winky's splurges (and I strongly suspect there'll be many more before he's through - the more he initiates, the more the next administration has to cut, fulfilling his promise that the Tories are nasty, baby-killing toffs who want to stop funding stuff for 'hard working families').He's simply doing what his party told him to on Monday - start preparing for defeat, and try and make the 'wilderness years' as short as possible.
haworthlloyd1 said:
personally i would like to see cuts in public spending. i may be in the minority but its not me that benefits from most of it - its just my tax money that they use.
id like to see much lower taxes personally.
You'll see cuts in public spending. The next Government will have no choice. The national debt is beyond description and unless we turn into Zimbabwe will have to be repaid.id like to see much lower taxes personally.
Sadly this also means higher taxes as well. Worse services and higher taxes. I just hope the sheeple remember exactly who to blame for that. Because it won't be the new administration.
and a 
for DC who I thought was splendid.)Based on this as folk will know:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1192077/Se...
What makes 10% enough? After health and education have been spared there's lots of room for bigger cuts with no discernible impact on service delivery.
There are pointless quangocrat dumping grounds for Labour cronies that would make a good starting point. As to the annual £6 billion estimated waste in the NHS, this list of job titles created by a GP from e-mails received in their PCT shows that if no cuts are planned then other reform is needed to make sure the money that is kept level or increased is used to best effect. Not so much that all in the list are pointless but the sheer weight of bureacracy is clear.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1192077/Se...
What makes 10% enough? After health and education have been spared there's lots of room for bigger cuts with no discernible impact on service delivery.
There are pointless quangocrat dumping grounds for Labour cronies that would make a good starting point. As to the annual £6 billion estimated waste in the NHS, this list of job titles created by a GP from e-mails received in their PCT shows that if no cuts are planned then other reform is needed to make sure the money that is kept level or increased is used to best effect. Not so much that all in the list are pointless but the sheer weight of bureacracy is clear.
- Communications Assistant
- GP Directorate Manager
- PA to Medical Director and PEC Chair
- Assistant Director Commissioning & Informatics
- Medical Directorate Administrator
- Strategic Programmes Director
- Primary Care Manager
- Public Health Project Manager
- Primary Care Commissioning Officer
- Long Term Conditions Administrator
- Resuscitation Educators
- Communications officer (media & campaigns)
- Senior Primary Care Commissioning Manager
- Long Term Conditions Commissioning Manager
- Commissioning Officer
- PA to Head of Urgent Care
- PA to Primary Care Commissioning
- Head of Urgent Care
- PA to Director of Commissioning & Informatics
- Head of Clinical Quality (Commissioning)
- Lead for Quality of care in care homes and End of Life Care
- Locality Manager - Children's Community Service
- Admin Support Primary Care Commissioning
- Information Governance Manager
- PA to Commissioning
- Public Health Strategy Manager
- Acting Co-ordinator (Substance Misuse)
- Liaison Officer
- Senior Administrator & Project Support
- Primary Care (GP) Support and Development
- Commissioning & Information Directorate
- Public Health Nurse Consultant
- Primary Care Development Manager
- Intermediate Care Coordinator
- Chief Executive
- Communications Officer
- Acting Deputy Chief Executive
- Director of Strategic Development
- Associate Director of HR
- Assistant Director of Information
- Primary Care Development Manager
- Clinical Governance Admin Support
- Knowledge Services
- Director of Primary and Community Services
- Public Health Analyst
- Public Health Intelligence Team
- Administration Support Officer
- Sexual Health Commissioning
- Service Development and Market Management
- Commissioning Project Officer
- Mental Health Commissioning Team
- Temporary Clinical Quality Administrator for Primary Care Contractors
- Primary Care Support and Development Manager
- Clerical Officer
- Senior Administrator & Project Support
- Primary Care Commissioning
- Assistant Directors Commissioning & Informatics
- Core Learning Administrator
- Employee & Organisational Development Team
- Long Term Conditions Administration Officer
- Public Health Administrator
- Sexual Health Development Manager
- Clinical Governance Administrator
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