Jenrick saying they will be able to dish out life in prison for lawyers found to advise refugees in a way the government deems illegal: people don't even get that level of sentencing for murder these days. Deluded.
maybe a life sentence for mp's found to push through dodgy planning applications for their millionaire mates would be a good idea. Jenrick is a crook.Jenrick saying they will be able to dish out life in prison for lawyers found to advise refugees in a way the government deems illegal: people don't even get that level of sentencing for murder these days. Deluded.
And just to complete the set, it's now revealed that the DFE gave a contract worth £1 million (from the school rebuilding budget) to a company at which Gillian Keegan's husband is a non-exec director. Everybody is keen to stress that there's no skulduggery involved but isn't it amazing how often government contracts are awarded to companies in which entirely coincidentally an MP, their relatives or friends have an interest. What are the chances?The school rebuilding programme was launched 2 years ago which even on the mystery Chancellor's budget should mean that we should be well on the way to 100 schools being refurbished. This afternoon it's revealed that the actual number completed is .... 4.
There's been about 6 Secretaries of State for Education in the last two years; Williamson, Zahawi, Donelan (for 2 days), Cleverley, Malthouse and now Keegan. Perhaps they haven't been doing such a great job after all.
Far worse than simply 'deluded'.Jenrick saying they will be able to dish out life in prison for lawyers found to advise refugees in a way the government deems illegal: people don't even get that level of sentencing for murder these days. Deluded.
And to think how much Angela Rayner got criticised when she called these people scum.And just to complete the set, it's now revealed that the DFE gave a contract worth £1 million (from the school rebuilding budget) to a company at which Gillian Keegan's husband is a non-exec director. Everybody is keen to stress that there's no skulduggery involved but isn't it amazing how often government contracts are awarded to companies in which entirely coincidentally an MP, their relatives or friends have an interest. What are the chances?
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I quite like Angela Rayner. There is an honesty about her I can appreciate.The dilemma is this, whilst I agree this gov are like a zombie gov. Shoveling all the cash into their friends businesses and doing absolutely nothing to stop the country's institutions and infrastructures crumbling. I don't believe any other party will not do the same. They will just do slightly different, funnel money out in other ways and schemes.
When Angela Rayner called them scum I couldn't agree more. However the way she did it (reminiscent of a 1980's college student in Thatcher's Britain) and where, and call me a judgy bitch, I'm on tattle after all! But it made her look like she doesn't have the intelligence to make good decisions for this country. She can't articulate her feelings or control her impulses. There is nothing more I want than to see a politician being passionate and showing real emotion. That gives me hope they really do care but I don't want them acting up to get a reaction from their constituents or not being able to turn that passion into policies that will benefit us all.
Nothing that is being decided in this country is benefiting it's citizens. We are told it is. It's gas lighting. At this stage I reject them all. I've seen enough.
I did like one bloke John Smith but he had a heart attack and died.The dilemma is this, whilst I agree this gov are like a zombie gov. Shoveling all the cash into their friends businesses and doing absolutely nothing to stop the country's institutions and infrastructures crumbling. I don't believe any other party will not do the same. They will just do slightly different, funnel money out in other ways and schemes.
When Angela Rayner called them scum I couldn't agree more. However the way she did it (reminiscent of a 1980's college student in Thatcher's Britain) and where, and call me a judgy bitch, I'm on tattle after all! But it made her look like she doesn't have the intelligence to make good decisions for this country. She can't articulate her feelings or control her impulses. There is nothing more I want than to see a politician being passionate and showing real emotion. That gives me hope they really do care but I don't want them acting up to get a reaction from their constituents or not being able to turn that passion into policies that will benefit us all.
Nothing that is being decided in this country is benefiting it's citizens. We are told it is. It's gas lighting. At this stage I reject them all. I've seen enough.
It's interesting to think how the course of things might have been very different had he not died.I did like one bloke John Smith but he had a heart attack and died.
the best Prime Minister we never had!I did like one bloke John Smith but he had a heart attack and died.
i often think this. history would have been so different. the devil looks after its own when it comes to blair et. al.the best Prime Minister we never had!
They may want to look closer to home if they want to look at people taxpayers are wasting money on.It worked for the Tories in the run up to the election in 2010 so why not try it again. No doubt some of their supporters will lap it up.
ANDREW PIERCE: Taxpayers are paying for an army of benefit scroungers
ANDREW PIERCE: Daily Mail columnist Andrew Pierce (pictured) today blasts an 'Army of Shirkers' claiming sickness benefits which British taxpayers are footing the bill for.www.dailymail.co.uk
I feel exactly the same. I live in Islington North. I’m a Labour voter by conviction - although I regularly vote Green in the local elections. I can’t vote for Labour now as they appear to have lost the plot and can’t even decide what a woman is ( ditto the Lib Dems and the Greens ). I would never vote Tory. At the moment my only option appears to be to spoil my ballot paper which just feels wrong.Is it next year that the UK has its general election?
I have no idea who to vote for. I know I won’t vote for the Conservatives but the remaining parties don’t float my boat. Probably end up voting for an independent person in my local area.
Why not find out who’s most likely to beat the tories in your constituency and vote for them? Website can help with tactical voting: https://tactical.vote/Is it next year that the UK has its general election?
I have no idea who to vote for. I know I won’t vote for the Conservatives but the remaining parties don’t float my boat. Probably end up voting for an independent person in my local area.
I’m not a fan of tactical voting because where I live the person most likely to beat the tories doesn’t share the values I agree with either.Why not find out who’s most likely to beat the tories in your constituency and vote for them? Website can help with tactical voting: https://tactical.vote/
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