Hasta La vista, baby.
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I'd be happier if he said he'd done a lot not much of it perfectly but I tried.
The Tory should be clearer as to why he had to go now too. A select committee having to rule that he mislead the house. Self resignation sounds better.
Latest none Trust comments from No10 - one's a snake and the other a moron. They want Truss and are determined to get her.
Snake - well Boris was going so why not go for the job.
The Tory should be clearer as to why he had to go now too. A select committee having to rule that he mislead the house. Self resignation sounds better.
Latest none Trust comments from No10 - one's a snake and the other a moron. They want Truss and are determined to get her.
Snake - well Boris was going so why not go for the job.
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Maybe, but at least it will be a tory turd, not a labour turd or a liberal turd.
It will be a liberal turd whatever party it belongs too.
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Your either a racist or a sexist...... we will find out soon.
Are you leaving us? Again? Already my life!
You're confusing me with mottie...
He's both of those by the way
And your latest identity doesn't seem to have improved it's grammatical correctness...
A trait that seems to go all the way back to Joe90
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That should be "its".
It was bitterly amusing to see the only abstention from that ludicrous display of hypocrisy: Theresa May's sit-down 'sod you' to the man who stabbed her in the back was the only moment of sanity from anyone on the Government benches.
He probably will be back too, sooner than should reasonably be expected, if Truss is elected the new leader of the Party i wouldn't be surprised in the slightest to see him awarded a new cabinet post: the new minister for Brexit? sure, why not.
Embrace the Insanity. There's no end in sight.
He probably will be back too, sooner than should reasonably be expected, if Truss is elected the new leader of the Party i wouldn't be surprised in the slightest to see him awarded a new cabinet post: the new minister for Brexit? sure, why not.
Embrace the Insanity. There's no end in sight.
Liz Truss is an absolute Moon Bat and Sunak is a multimillionaire completely detached from the real lives of the vast majority of this country.
Good luck to you all, I think I preferred Boris for all his lies tbh.
Good luck to you all, I think I preferred Boris for all his lies tbh.
At least neither of these 2 are ex reporters. Seems there are a few more of those around.
We all know how accurately these are inclined to report.Sunak is an ex city type where he made his own money. His USA aspect seems to be down to graduating at Stanford as well as Oxford. A Tory from day 1. Prep school initially. Seems he served at a curry house during holidays -
I wonder how often but parents might decide that would be good for him. LOL I used to go potato picking - extra pocket money Also a newspaper round later.Truss had left wing parents may be why no prep school. Looks like she went to a comprehensive, 6th form college. Managed to become an odd director for cable and wireless. A Liberal at university but switched as she did from being a remainer. A bit career orientated changes. Go with the tide maybe. Truss has been involved with yet another think tank, Reform. A charity as usual with a poor funding clarity assessment.
Parents in both cases earn enough to be middle class. Professional as well so even more middle class. GP and lecturer and both parents by the sound of it working.
Maybe Truss will be professionally polished up as Thatcher was. Doubt if Sunak needs it. Some wonder how all of the applicants will get on facing Starmer.
It seems from interviews that some Tory party members do think higher tax currently isn't a bad idea as the public want more money spent in civil areas. How many - pass.
Truss's talk about paying debt more slowly may not make sense. Surplus isn't great so how much can be paid
Inflation sends UK debt interest payments higher
Interest payments on government borrowing topped £6bn last month, the highest on record for a January.
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LOL Easing - get to grips with this - guide
The direct fiscal consequences of unconventional monetary policies - Office for Budget Responsibility
Introduction Since the financial crisis, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has deployed unconventional forms of monetary policy to support the economy. The full consequences of these interventions for the public finances – in the sense of comparing what the public finances...
obr.uk
Problems. The FED look to be driving base rate up as it helps the USD. Reese-Mogg on the other hand has muttered that there is still more scope for easing. I suspect the FED will be aiming for a bit over 2% maybe a bit more rapidly than they did last time
