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EddieM
Surely even the Tories can't be that stupid? That would be handing it to Labour on a plate. He doesn't act the buffoon, he actually is a buffoon.
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Surely even the Tories can't be that stupid? That would be handing it to Labour on a plate. He doesn't act the buffoon, he actually is a buffoon.
In the light of recent experience....
Of course not; he's missing.
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That's why he didn't turn up for that 10 pin session with me the other day...
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Doggit
I have to admit that the Tories screwed up badly. They messed up the care home plans, and had to backtrack, and rather than just say fine, we've listened to you're concerns, they denied a U turn. And although she messed up not attending the debates, I suspect things could have gone worse for her if she had, as she's not the best when being put on the spot. She didn't do a good job as home secratary, and that came back to bite her with the terrorist strikes, and they failed to cost out Labours spending plans, and just concentrated on trying to frighten people in to not voting for them.
But at the end of the day, Labour bribed the young into voting for them by promising to remove tuition fees, and to writing off the existing debts, and that got them out in sufficient numbers. The gimee gimee generation showed how short sighted they were, and almost got the result they deserved.
But at the end of the day, Labour bribed the young into voting for them by promising to remove tuition fees, and to writing off the existing debts, and that got them out in sufficient numbers. The gimee gimee generation showed how short sighted they were, and almost got the result they deserved.
How much money do you thing was used in this bribe?
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None. He used the word bribe as a verb. Google it. It's easy.
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Doggit
remove tuition fees starting with the next term, and to write off the existing student loan debts
I think it comes to about £70bn
Oh I see, there was no bribe. Just the promise of help for the young. Interesting - labour recognising young people in the country as opposed to the Tories - ignoring them as if they don't exist. Smart move.
Yeah dead easy, thanks. You still getting predictions horribly wrong eh M itch?
Do you suck Doggits bell end as well M itch?
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Doggit
As it was a last minute offer, I think it can be classified as a bribe; but if good old Gordon hadn't tried to push so many youngsters to go to univeristy, then the fees would never have been introduced. There's only so much in the education budget, and if there are too many people wanting to partake of it, then you've got to find the extra money from somewhere. I think the Lib dems were completey shytes conniving with Cameron to up the fees to £9k, and the threat to take them to £13K, is an attemtp to fill the shortfall for all those student loans getting written off. This is nothing about any of the parties suppoorting the young of the country, it's about ALL of them being inept at their job.
I think you'll find the Labour party did a sterling job of getting young voters on board. Look at the stats.
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Do you suck.......
That's uncalled for.
Type 'nosey' or 'Noseall' in the search facility posted by 'mitch66' and then go and take a running jump.
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I think you'll find the Labour party did a sterling job of getting young voters on board. Look at the stats.
tis true he mobalised (or so it seems ?) the younger generation ???
