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Appears the strategy is to keep Sunak out of the way as much as possible from now on, but then there is another debate coming up.

 

The only way he can dodge the D-Day scrutiny is not turning up. :tearsmile:

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Appears the strategy is to keep Sunak out of the way as much as possible from now on, but then there is another debate coming up.

 

Tories could promise a million for everybody it wont move the needle, nobody believes anything they're saying anymore

 

Think people stopped listening long ago they want ‘stability’ with Starmer now or that’s the choice they’ve been given!

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He's now resorted to tweeting about the law should show no mercy to criminals. Something the Tories have a great record on over the last 14 years - axing loads of police officers and currently letting lags out early because they didn't build enough prison space. At this rate I'm half-expecting capital punishment in the manifesto he's that far down to the 'resort to nasty Tory rhetoric' rabbit hole.

 

So do the Tories now not believe in rehabilitation? We're going to need more than 20k prison places promised by Labour if the Tories get back in if nobody is suitable to rehabilitate. No word on how they plan to pay for it all from the Tories.

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He's now resorted to tweeting about the law should show no mercy to criminals. Something the Tories have a great record on over the last 14 years - axing loads of police officers and currently letting lags out early because they didn't build enough prison space. At this rate I'm half-expecting capital punishment in the manifesto he's that far down to the 'resort to nasty Tory rhetoric' rabbit hole.

 

So do the Tories now not believe in rehabilitation? We're going to need more than 20k prison places promised by Labour if the Tories get back in if nobody is suitable to rehabilitate. No word on how they plan to pay for it all from the Tories.

 

Amusing considering he's got to fines under his belt the last couple of years :D

Anyone following Ed Davey’s manifesto speech? His stance on the nhs and social care. :clap: if only Sunak could have an ounce of this man’s compassion.
He's now resorted to tweeting about the law should show no mercy to criminals. Something the Tories have a great record on over the last 14 years - axing loads of police officers and currently letting lags out early because they didn't build enough prison space. At this rate I'm half-expecting capital punishment in the manifesto he's that far down to the 'resort to nasty Tory rhetoric' rabbit hole.

 

So do the Tories now not believe in rehabilitation? We're going to need more than 20k prison places promised by Labour if the Tories get back in if nobody is suitable to rehabilitate. No word on how they plan to pay for it all from the Tories.

 

You were right!!

 

Yougov article showing the most popular policies with the public.

 

https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/4965...-people-support

 

1. LD (tackling river sewage) - 87% support

2. LD (cutting VAT on kids' toothbrushes and toothpaste) - 83%

3. LD (free school meals for all primary school kids in England) - 74%

4. Lab (GB energy) - 74%

5. Con (raising OAP income tax threshold) - 73%

6. Lab (tackling NHS waiting lists) - 68%

7. LD (mental health professionals in schools) - 67%

8. Lab (charging VAT on private school fees) - 61%

9. Con (expanding levelling-up programme) - 61%

10. Con (low-level offenders receiving points on driving licence) - 58%

11. Lab (nuclear deterrent triple lock) - 53%

12. Con (amending Equality Act so sex based rights apply to biological sex) - 50%

13. Con (cutting university degrees) - 49%

14. Con/Lab (maintaining tax levels) - 46%

15. LD (making 10 Premier League football matches free) - 46%

16. Con (national service) - 39%

17. Lab (reducing voting age to 16) - 32%

 

 

Great for LD!

I think that lady in the video who said she doesn't vote Tory kind of said it all, that it's an affluent area where most of its residents don't know what it's like to not be well off.

 

That guy at the end who described Boris Johnson as a "repulsive slug" made me laugh though :lol:

Yougov article showing the most popular policies with the public.

 

https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/4965...-people-support

 

1. LD (tackling river sewage) - 87% support

2. LD (cutting VAT on kids' toothbrushes and toothpaste) - 83%

3. LD (free school meals for all primary school kids in England) - 74%

4. Lab (GB energy) - 74%

5. Con (raising OAP income tax threshold) - 73%

6. Lab (tackling NHS waiting lists) - 68%

7. LD (mental health professionals in schools) - 67%

8. Lab (charging VAT on private school fees) - 61%

9. Con (expanding levelling-up programme) - 61%

10. Con (low-level offenders receiving points on driving licence) - 58%

11. Lab (nuclear deterrent triple lock) - 53%

12. Con (amending Equality Act so sex based rights apply to biological sex) - 50%

13. Con (cutting university degrees) - 49%

14. Con/Lab (maintaining tax levels) - 46%

15. LD (making 10 Premier League football matches free) - 46%

16. Con (national service) - 39%

17. Lab (reducing voting age to 16) - 32%

Great for LD!

 

Not surprised that u-16’s one is unpopular. Lib Dems can afford to be more pie in the sky because they're not actually going to win so its difficult to judge

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