[Politics] Well done Kier

[Paulie Gualtieri]

This could be season-defarming

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

No, not really.

All the charisma of a brieze block.

I don't like my political leaders to have charisma.
The end game with that is someone who has only charisma. I give you Johnson.
He may be a useless lazy carpetbagging ****, but he puts a smile on your face.

 

[shingle]

I digress here, but H, have you got any more pics of 'the bastard' to show. I do like seeing them, everytime he's photographed he has a 'feck you' look on his face

I'll keep checking on the general photography thread.

 

[BluesRockDJ]

One is satire, but this is not.

I left the Labour party a long time ago now, but will probably rejoin again because of Keir.

I've never known us to have a leader that is so driven, able, honest and likely to be successful with his goals before. We really need to appreciate what we have with him, for the sake of the country.

Honest ?....................a politician ?

 

[cjd]

Yep, and that is EXACTLY why democracy doesn't work anymore. People have just become too thick.

Have you thought of learning how to spell your great leaders name properly...or are you too thick...?

It is four letters long...tricky I know...but give it go, eh ?

 

[Triggaaar]

Well Done Kier, really?

https://www.ft.com/content/7e92d393-c08d-4be5-b349-403de6b70fbf

That article seems less balanced than usual.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Have you thought of learning how to spell your great leaders name properly...or are you too thick...?

It is four letters long...tricky I know...but give it go, eh ?

Charming.

 

[cjd]

Charming.

You too could have a go as well. I did notice. !

 

[Bodian]

There isn't a lot to moan about really. He's negotiated some of the tariffs down. Yes - he accepts we're not in as good a position as we were before Trump's 'Liberation Day' - but that is hardly his fault. But we are in a better position that we were after 'Liberation Day'. So, can't see what there is to knock him for. Doesn't seem as though this deal has 'shafted' us as Badenoch would have it.

 

[pb21]

shhh…give them a day to be happy, before reality dawns

What's wrong with it, other than the legal aspect?

 

[Chicken Run]

Well done PM, i also shed a tear to the Dark Lord overseeing things in the Oval Office, Labour are really impressing me day after day, i’ll be announcing the latest boat crossing numbers tomorrow for the last seven days and with a bit of luck we’ll see a drop in numbers

 

[Eeyore]

I genuinely believe he could be one of the best PMs in my lifetime - if not of all time.

The shite he has inherited, after all the damage the Tories have caused, in this uncertain world - and the way he is handling it, keeping true to his promises, is beyond exceptional.

The deals are a great effort and a sign of things to come.

I really hope the electorate don't buy into all the BS in the right-wing press. He has had to make difficult decisions and will continue to - but what he is doing for this country I have never seen a leader do before.

You say that without actually knowing the full details though.

Have you analysed the deal ?

I haven't got a clue if it's a good one or not.

 

[Southern Scouse]

When I was working frontline ambulances during covid, I like many could not go to the dentist. After the first phase I find out that my dentist had turned into BUPA with no NHS patients, that was July 2021. I have not been able to get a NHS dentist since, even my MP at the time, the minister of health couldn’t help.
Yesterday I got a phone call from a dentist (30 miles away) asking if I was still looking for a dentist, I arranged registration for today. I went, registered and had three fillings fixed after a 3 1/2 year wait.
Labour did that and improved my wellbeing instantly by 100%.
Labour are not perfect but they made a difference to me today.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

You too could have a go as well. I did notice. !

Why are you so angry…..again ?

 

[Hugo Rune]

There isn't a lot to moan about really. He's negotiated some of the tariffs down. Yes - he accepts we're not in as good a position as we were before Trump's 'Liberation Day' - but that is hardly his fault. But we are in a better position that we were after 'Liberation Day'. So, can't see what there is to knock him for. Doesn't seem as though this deal has 'shafted' us as Badenoch would have it.

Oddly, Farrige is saying it's a step in the right direction (albeit a thinly disguised big-up for his Brexit nightmare).

Zombies of the right wing populist apocalypse don't know which direction to shuffle!!

 

[Bodian]

Oddly, Farrige is saying it's a step in the right direction (albeit a thinly disguised big-up for his Brexit nightmare).

Zombies of the right wing populist apocalypse don't know which direction to shuffle!!

Oh no - if he thinks it's half-decent, it must be awful.....

 

[Titanic]

I opened this thinking he might have sacked Lucy Powell. Ho hum.

 

[cjd]

Oh no - if he thinks it's half-decent, it must be awful.....

I must admit, the fact that Farage has thought it OK alarms me greatly.

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Is this a fuckwits spelling politician's names wrong thread or have I stumbled in to an alternate universe?

 

[Sorrel]

Seems reasonable to me; let's see how it goes.