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I haven't quite crystallised it in my own head yet. But look at Trump. Some of the things he has been saying are not conventionally Republican. He is quite protectionist, he wants to put up tariffs to 'save American jobs', he wants to spend a lot of money. Look at Labour. It used to find it's support though a collection of traditional working class, labour, type voters and (for want of a better world) metropolitan liberals. Now they seem to be sitting on the biggest divide in politics. Like I said it's hard to know exactly but I think things are changing. ---------- Post added at 22:02 ---------- Previous post was at 22:00 ---------- Quote:
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I think in the UK, the left are still broadly against the TTIP. The cliche about the Conservative Party in the UK is that it is stuck between the self-made who favour free trade and those who have family wealth and are opposed to it but this ignores its appeal to many other people. I think there's an element of truth to the cliche as the Conservative Party have attracted the free trade business people who would have favoured the Whigs before that party was sidelined by the emergence of the Labour Party. |
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We'll soon all be bored of this minute by second reporting of everything Trump does.
Can we all just park it for a bit, give it 6 months, see we where are? |
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You see, you're seeing things that are just not there, a serious problem you have martyh. Quote:
Just agree to disagree with me instead of trying to have the last word as always, because I DO NOT agree with you. Quote:
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Madonna was a bad example for a womens rights group to put up after some of the frankly stupid stuff she has come out with and didn't win them any favours. I honestly think it's stupid to judge trumps presidency at this point lets wait and see what he does now he's in office.
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Not a surprise but Trump has rolled back on his promise to publish his tax returns after the election and after an audit is completed: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/n...122-story.html
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I didn't really mean 'blow up the White House', says Mad onna: Singer claims she was speaking in 'metaphor'
In an Instagram post on Sunday she stated that she 'spoke in metaphor' and did not intend it to be taken literally what is blow up the white house a metaphor for exactly Metaphor Examples. The definition of a metaphor is "a figure of speech containing an implied comparison, in which a word or phrase ordinarily and primarily used of one thing is applied to another. For example, "the curtain of night" or "all the world's a stage." http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-s-speech.html |
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Every journalist in the country will be trying to get those tax returns. I'm impressed they didn't come out before the election.
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Again, I don't think it's Trump's tax returns are the issue, it's the dishonesty. I appreciate that does not make him unique amongst politicians but as someone who promised a new approach he's just conforming to the very establishment he likes to attack. |
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Wow, so people protested, because they didnt get who they wanted.
Unless I missed something, he got elected, so clearly enough people wanted him. Btw, just for those who seem a bit confused, he is president of the United States, not the United Kingdom. ;) How about people wait and see how his presidency goes, rather than judge him after 1 day. |
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