Who are you voting for in the General Election?

karlypants wrote:I feel that 63 is simply in denial.

Whitesince63 wrote:

karlypants wrote:I feel that 63 is simply in denial.

No Karly just learned from painful experience.

karlypants wrote:

Then why do you keep voting Tory then?

Whitesince63 wrote:

karlypants wrote:

Then why do you keep voting Tory then?

Because the option as we will and are finding out is too awful to contemplate. I know you’re a leftie but I’d keep my powder dry if I was you because this bunch of clowns will only let you down.

Norpig wrote:I am a lefty and proud 

Labour aren't doing themselves any favours with the winter fuel payment cuts though, that is an error. In general i still think they are doing a decent job, sorting out 14 years of Tory mismanagement will take the whole 5 years to even try and improve things such as the NHS.

Norpig wrote:I am a lefty and proud 

Labour aren't doing themselves any favours with the winter fuel payment cuts though, that is an error. In general i still think they are doing a decent job, sorting out 14 years of Tory mismanagement will take the whole 5 years to even try and improve things such as the NHS.

boltonbonce wrote:

Norpig wrote:I am a lefty and proud 

Labour aren't doing themselves any favours with the winter fuel payment cuts though, that is an error. In general i still think they are doing a decent job, sorting out 14 years of Tory mismanagement will take the whole 5 years to even try and improve things such as the NHS.

I'm not a Starmer man myself, but the important thing, is that we got rid of the Trumpian minge flaps that have taken a stranglehold on a once proud  Conservative Party.
Some of the viler Tories, like that arse on a stick, Ann Widdecombe, have gone running into the arms of Reform, and good luck to her.
Such a shame her brain is on holiday while her mouth is working overtime.
I'm not getting stuck into Labour just yet. I'll judge them further down the line.

karlypants wrote:

Norpig wrote:I am a lefty and proud 

Labour aren't doing themselves any favours with the winter fuel payment cuts though, that is an error. In general i still think they are doing a decent job, sorting out 14 years of Tory mismanagement will take the whole 5 years to even try and improve things such as the NHS.

To be fair I think it’s a good thing. Look at how much the government will save if they stopped the winter fuel allowance. Plus those who are on pension credit are still getting it so they are protecting the vulnerable.

My grandad got it when he was alive and simply just banked it as he had plenty of money already.

If it is correct that the rumour to be that state pensions are going up by approx £300 per month then why should pensioners need the winter fuel allowance?

I agree that it should be MORE means tested in its current form where people having savings under a certain amount and without extra income qualify?

Who would a millionaire need it for example?

Norpig wrote:KP has turned into Jeremy Corbyn 

Sluffy wrote:

karlypants wrote:

Norpig wrote:I am a lefty and proud 

Labour aren't doing themselves any favours with the winter fuel payment cuts though, that is an error. In general i still think they are doing a decent job, sorting out 14 years of Tory mismanagement will take the whole 5 years to even try and improve things such as the NHS.

To be fair I think it’s a good thing. Look at how much the government will save if they stopped the winter fuel allowance. Plus those who are on pension credit are still getting it so they are protecting the vulnerable.

My grandad got it when he was alive and simply just banked it as he had plenty of money already.

If it is correct that the rumour to be that state pensions are going up by approx £300 per month then why should pensioners need the winter fuel allowance?

I agree that it should be MORE means tested in its current form where people having savings under a certain amount and without extra income qualify?

Who would a millionaire need it for example?

I wish!

It's reckoned to be about £300 a YEAR. (for those on the old state pension)

About £6 per week.

Whoopy do!


To be fair it is right, in fact I got it and didn't know what it was at first - and like your grandad I just put it in the holiday fund.

Those on pension credit (ie have no other income) should receive it and that seems fair all round to me.

Though cowards flinch and traitors sneer...

Wonder if W63 will know what I'm talking about?

Bonce will!

boltonbonce wrote:It got me to wondering what a Nuts club would look like if we could all pop in for a coffee and a chat.

Sluffy wrote: