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Thanks for the update. Without these informative posts, no one would know where you stood politically...

#TdF is on ITV4 from 12.00. #Wimbledon on BBC. Who the **** is watching #PMQs if they have spare time!!??

You can be quite funny when you want to be! :cool:

I've just logged in, no mentions, no quotes, nothing, what gives!!?? :shrug: **** the lot of yous. (Early Friday Night Drinking Thread.....)

My point about immigration is it is linked to the economic growth and investment growth you need to increase revenue while cutting taxes. GDP is linked to population; more people more stuff, more taxes. If you want greater revenue through lower taxes to stimulate more growth, you have to accept...

But your argument his hypothetical that the growth in GDP between 2011/12 to now was due to tax cuts. If that growth would have occurred anyway, because we're a fantastic place to invest etc. then the tax revenue would have been far higher had a higher rate of tax been maintained. You cannot...

A lower percentage of tax to increase revenue has to rely on economic growth at a greater rate than the growth if you left the tax rate as it is. The tax revenue can look good for a short period during high growth, but that cannot be maintained mid to longer term. So ultimately, the short term...

It is the political fallout of most referendums. Incompatible with parliamentary party politics.

Is that like campaigning for remain then leading the party to brexit?

Again, this is a myth people seem to want to believe, that the NHS is unfundable. Put the money in, you'll have a fine NHS. Our % spend of GDP is well below similar economies. You are led to believe it is down to reform or nothing can solve it. Getting up to 10%+ like other comparable countries...

Yes, so compassionate they voted for their own pay rise of 10% in 2015, but vote for a continued public sector pay cap now. All in it together with a compassionate government. The pay cap impacting on ordinary nurses, teachers, police and fireman greeted with rousing cheers from the Tory...

It's like cheering the skill of your own handiwork in hammering the nails into your own coffin.

Of course it isn't, running a country is fraught with difficulties. As an electorate, what you are asking yourself is who would make less of a balls up. It's all very well people posting articles from 2001, or 1976, but of course Labour were never a perfect government, neither have the Tories...

He just craves attention is the short answer.

I do find this notion this great country of ours that will fight its way through Brexit would sit on its arse at the first opportunity difficult to accept. It is a nonsense really, the same nonsense actually that says you cut taxes to take in more tax revenue. Our percentage of tax revenue vs...

You're so easy to hook in for someone constantly claiming to be doing it to everyone else. :lolol:

You've mentioned Trident twice now. You sure are impressed with a pre-arranged question from the Tory MP for Aldershot serving up scripted answer for the PM, for a cheap shot after the leader of the opposition has sat down.

I doubt a back bencher of the opposition has a speech writer. Good question I thought.

Best question so far was Jo Stevens saying whether given the PM enjoyed a gamble, would she be reviewing regulation of fixed odds machines. :D

I'm surprised he can see anything from being stuck so far up his own arse. Reminds me of someone who is the only person to laugh at their own jokes.