Already do- doing my little bit to slooooow life down, reduce stress on the road and give drivers more time for reflection. Giving something back, that's me.
So come on, pick Boris's successor.
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Already do- doing my little bit to slooooow life down, reduce stress on the road and give drivers more time for reflection. Giving something back, that's me.
London is a pig for 20mph........ its OK if there's traffic not so if its a clear road
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What really? I truly honestly believe when Rishi first stepped into the Arena as chancellor the country would have embraced him as PM. I think we all regard roots of Asian discipline a positive when it comes to finances and other great qualities. However as time has passed he's demonstrated he's actually just as bad as the other etonian back scratching club along with his wife and her affairs. The general public I'm sure would site that first as their reason for not voting for him over colour.
Believe it or not the Brits/English are not a bunch of xenophone kkk racists.
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I'd vote for a black man if he was right
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And I think the country would.
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Bodd says “I vote for David Lammy”I'd vote for a black man if he was right
And I think the country would.
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Do you still think that anyone actually thinks about who or what they vote for?
Boris had a foppish hairdo. Rishy looks a bit like that Mr. Spock off the TV.
Rishy gets the job 'cos the timeline to the next election dictates it, & at this moment in time your MSM are behind him.
99.9% of the great unwashed, the actual voting population, will vote for whoever gets the least hammering from their MSM of choice.
It does not matter who gets the job...it will be a plaster on an arterial bleed - by the end of next winter the only thing the government will be running is soup kitchens, the scale of the economic shock we are heading towards will last my lifetime...
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I Didn't t say that but if I thought he was the man the of course I would.
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I think it just demonstrates the problem with inflation, 6 million to 700 million in 40 years (only an average of 13% per annum)
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We'll probably end up with Rishi holding the purse strings whatever happens.
Probably just as well, I mean why should any of the others have much clue about monetary & fiscal policy?
The country needs to earn money, by selling a lot of the best of stuff. Financial services were dealt a no-deal Brexit so have been moving from the City towards EU, though fairly slowly.
I want to see someone strongly advocating the maximising of brexit benefits, whatever the hell they might be. Low-tax haven in Europe? I dunno, I expect EU would put up barriers to hit our exports even harder, but at the mo it feels like we're just having things done to us.
Back in 2008 we had £50bn of quantitative easing (printing money) to help with the crash and make borrowing easier. It was meant to be short term but it wasn't, now we're near £1 trillion of QE and most of it used to pay off debts.
We're in trouble, but those who should know, can't agree on what we should be doing. Labour aren't saying, either.
We have couples with a kid working, but on low wages having to get free handouts of food from charities, and childcare costs meaning working isn't worth it if you have 2 kids - that needs putting right.
Yep, has to be Rishi one way or another I suppose.
Probably just as well, I mean why should any of the others have much clue about monetary & fiscal policy?
The country needs to earn money, by selling a lot of the best of stuff. Financial services were dealt a no-deal Brexit so have been moving from the City towards EU, though fairly slowly.
I want to see someone strongly advocating the maximising of brexit benefits, whatever the hell they might be. Low-tax haven in Europe? I dunno, I expect EU would put up barriers to hit our exports even harder, but at the mo it feels like we're just having things done to us.
Back in 2008 we had £50bn of quantitative easing (printing money) to help with the crash and make borrowing easier. It was meant to be short term but it wasn't, now we're near £1 trillion of QE and most of it used to pay off debts.
We're in trouble, but those who should know, can't agree on what we should be doing. Labour aren't saying, either.
We have couples with a kid working, but on low wages having to get free handouts of food from charities, and childcare costs meaning working isn't worth it if you have 2 kids - that needs putting right.
Yep, has to be Rishi one way or another I suppose.
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Why was Penny Mordaunt standing in front of her new personalised number plate wittering on about the Falklands? She was 9, for Zarks Sake! Who gets inspired to go into politics at that age? What a dull duck.
Now The Mail is ganging up on Rishi Sunak and the split is becoming clear: raise or lower taxes. You'd think the man who'd been in charge of the economy this past couple of years would have some idea how deep in the hole Brittania Inc. really is, so cutting taxes right now may be a vote winner but what would be the effect on public services and the wider economy?
Liz Truss is struggling to find people to even pretend to like her, so she drops out and probably backs Mogadon Mordaunt leaving the Party Faithful with a clear choice: get the Asian guy in and raise taxes; or the Thatcher reboot who'd lower them. Hmmm, that's a toughie.
Now The Mail is ganging up on Rishi Sunak and the split is becoming clear: raise or lower taxes. You'd think the man who'd been in charge of the economy this past couple of years would have some idea how deep in the hole Brittania Inc. really is, so cutting taxes right now may be a vote winner but what would be the effect on public services and the wider economy?
Liz Truss is struggling to find people to even pretend to like her, so she drops out and probably backs Mogadon Mordaunt leaving the Party Faithful with a clear choice: get the Asian guy in and raise taxes; or the Thatcher reboot who'd lower them. Hmmm, that's a toughie.
