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Keir Starmer - new Labour leader
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202 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Thu Jul 28 2022, 21:27
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I've sent my dark suit to the cleaners. My red rose isn't what it was either. I can still do the face though.wanderlust wrote:Blair also cleared the decks and grabbed the centre ground for three terms of office. Just saying.....
203 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Thu Jul 28 2022, 21:39
Bolton Nuts
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What 3 key things would you promise in order to win a general election?
204 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Thu Jul 28 2022, 21:57
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Carrs pasties on prescription.Biggie wrote:What 3 key things would you promise in order to win a general election?
Free slippers for all pensioners. One pair per year, up to the price of £29.99
All news broadcasts must open with 'Nice to see you, to see you, nice'.
It can't lose. I feel it in my bones. Socialism with a wig on. Bring it on.
205 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Thu Jul 28 2022, 22:05
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
boltonbonce wrote:I'm not part of a gang
You were a founding member of The Bumchums.
206 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Thu Jul 28 2022, 22:21
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Natasha Whittam wrote:boltonbonce wrote:I'm not part of a gang
You were a founding member of The Bumchums.
207 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Thu Jul 28 2022, 22:25
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
We weren't a gang. We were a Private members society. And an elite one at that.Natasha Whittam wrote:
You were a founding member of The Bumchums.
Numbers have sadly declined, but we still dress for dinner. Or put our trousers on at least.
208 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 08:08
Norpig
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Not sure coming out and praising that evil hag Thatcher was a great move for many life long labour voters like me.
Just when i think it's nailed on for a Labour win he comes back and disappoints me again
Just when i think it's nailed on for a Labour win he comes back and disappoints me again
209 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 09:54
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Never had much faith in him, but he was a steady Eddy. This was a misstep, but I don't think it'll hurt him long term.Norpig wrote:Not sure coming out and praising that evil hag Thatcher was a great move for many life long labour voters like me.
Just when i think it's nailed on for a Labour win he comes back and disappoints me again
Just get this rabble out.
210 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 13:55
Whitesince63
El Hadji Diouf
Why would it hurt him to follow the actions of the greatest peace time PM this country’s ever had? Most people of course will see it for what it really is, just a cynical ploy to attempt to appear electable to Tory’s but sadly it won’t work because nothing he could do would ever make Labour look electable to even disenchanted Tory voters who will either vote Reform or not vote at all.boltonbonce wrote:
Never had much faith in him, but he was a steady Eddy. This was a misstep, but I don't think it'll hurt him long term.
Just get this rabble out.
211 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 14:14
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I hope you won't be comparing her to Churchill.
He brought the country together. She ripped it apart.
He brought the country together. She ripped it apart.
212 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 14:23
Whitesince63
El Hadji Diouf
Churchill wasn’t peace time, your mates removed him after the war then people realised the mistake they’d made and re-elected him again. It happens every single time, people criticise the Tory’s, vote in Labour and live to regret it. History keeps repeating itself as a new load of first time voters think it will be different this time until they learn from experience that it never is. Sad but true and about to be proved yet again.boltonbonce wrote:I hope you won't be comparing her to Churchill.
He brought the country together. She ripped it apart.
213 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 15:34
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
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A new low even for you WS63, she divided this country like no one else ever has or probably ever will.Whitesince63 wrote:
Why would it hurt him to follow the actions of the greatest peace time PM this country’s ever had? Most people of course will see it for what it really is, just a cynical ploy to attempt to appear electable to Tory’s but sadly it won’t work because nothing he could do would ever make Labour look electable to even disenchanted Tory voters who will either vote Reform or not vote at all.
214 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 16:21
Sluffy
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Whitesince63 wrote:Churchill wasn’t peace time, your mates removed him after the war then people realised the mistake they’d made and re-elected him again. It happens every single time, people criticise the Tory’s, vote in Labour and live to regret it. History keeps repeating itself as a new load of first time voters think it will be different this time until they learn from experience that it never is. Sad but true and about to be proved yet again.boltonbonce wrote:I hope you won't be comparing her to Churchill.
He brought the country together. She ripped it apart.
Wow, just WOW!!!
The Atlee Government which claim to have been a 'mistake'
It is widely regarded to be the greatest social reforming government of all time -
It created the NHS
It created free universal health care.
It created the welfare state.
It basically created the building of Council Housing
It nationalised the railways, aviation, the Bank of England, electricity and gas, etc.
It raised the school leaving age.
It rebuilt the economy immediately after the war.
It fell (as most Labour governments do) because of internal political splits - in this case over Unilateral nuclear disarmament.
Attlee ministry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attlee_ministry#:~:text=The%20Attlee%20government%20greatly%20expanded,for%20adults%2C%20plus%20retirement%20pensions.
215 Re: Keir Starmer - new Labour leader Mon Dec 04 2023, 17:02
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Couldn't agree more, Sluffy.
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