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papa smurf 26-04-2017 13:27

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35896362)
For sure. But we all know you get what's thrown at you; he should have too. I think a Clegg-style "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm so so sorry" must be in the offing.

sorry he's been exposed maybe ,it wont wash he's tainted goods now .

Osem 26-04-2017 13:35

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35896345)
Source

So they've hung Jezzer out to dry then. :D

Really??!! :confused:

Just the other day I heard Dianne Abbott on LBC's afternoon show with Shelagh Fogarty claiming that they'd just held a wonderful shadow cabinet meeting and the highlight was Tom Watson's motivational speech on the importance of unity within the party...

:rofl:

1andrew1 26-04-2017 13:51

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In a move which may disappoint some on here, Theresa May has ruled committing to keeping the state pension’s “triple lock”. Jeremy Corbyn confirmed Labour would retain it. annually.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7702721.html

papa smurf 26-04-2017 13:57

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35896360)
He didn't want the question to open up I think. Now he's going to get it all: abortion, creationism, role of women etc. Naive of him to think this wouldn't be an issue when he took the leadership.

and rightly so people need to know what makes him tick

Kursk 26-04-2017 15:17

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35896368)
In a move which may disappoint some on here, Theresa May has ruled committing to keeping the state pension’s “triple lock”. Jeremy Corbyn confirmed Labour would retain it. annually.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7702721.html

I think she's refused to commit to the triple lock :erm:.

Damien 26-04-2017 15:20

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The triple lock is rubbish policy anyway. I am guessing with the state of the opposition and the scale of their impending victory they're confident enough to give themselves more leeway on the budget.

Kursk 26-04-2017 15:27

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35896380)
The triple lock is rubbish policy anyway. I am guessing with the state of the opposition and the scale of their impending victory they're confident enough to give themselves more leeway on the budget.

I think a lot of pensioners would forego the percentage increase if it meant those in public service, who have had pay freezes for years, would benefit; such is the altruism of our senior citizens. A double-lock would suffice anyway.

Mr K 26-04-2017 15:31

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35896380)
The triple lock is rubbish policy anyway. I am guessing with the state of the opposition and the scale of their impending victory they're confident enough to give themselves more leeway on the budget.

ludicrous policy; it meant one section of society wasn't 'all in it together' with the rest of us ! Also the chancellor, wisely, wants to be able to raise taxes, which he's going to have to since the debacle of the national insurance climb down. They sound confident ( too confident ;) )

However the announcement on diesel cars has been postponed till after the election, wonder why ? 'Purdah' my backside !

Kursk 26-04-2017 15:36

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35896384)
'Purdah' my backside !

Let's not go back to the Farron gay sex discussion please ;).

papa smurf 26-04-2017 17:50

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35896384)
ludicrous policy; it meant one section of society wasn't 'all in it together' with the rest of us ! Also the chancellor, wisely, wants to be able to raise taxes, which he's going to have to since the debacle of the national insurance climb down. They sound confident ( too confident ;) )

However the announcement on diesel cars has been postponed till after the election, wonder why ? 'Purdah' my backside !

it's ok i'm not a liberal it's your right to do what you want with it :)

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ohh heck the partys full of them - lets hope there are no homophobes in the party that need sacking
Liberal Democrats
Tim Farron sacks Lib Dem candidate for 'offensive and antisemitic' remarks
Party leader bars former MP David Ward from standing in Bradford East because he is ‘unfit to represent the party’


The Liberal Democrats have barred the former Bradford East MP David Ward from standing again for the party, after Tim Farron said his comments about Jews had been “deeply offensive, wrong and antisemitic”.

Ward’s local party had chosen him to stand in Bradford East, the seat he held from 2010 until 2015 when he was ousted by Labour, but after criticism from Theresa May in the House of Commons and a meeting of senior Lib Dem officials, Farron said: “I believe in a politics that is open, tolerant and united. David Ward is unfit to represent the party and I have sacked him.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...r-antisemitism

heero_yuy 26-04-2017 18:22

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A serious case of hypocrisy.

passingbat 27-04-2017 13:11

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35896356)
Oh dear.

I can't undertand why Farron didn't just state the Christian teaching and add that all men/women are gifted with free will.

Agreed; a Christian cannot deny the teaching of the Bible. But the Bible also teaches that God loves the person committing the sin; it’s the sin God hates, and he wants everyone, with His help, to turn away from those sins and find forgiveness through Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross.

Given that, Christians have the right to say what the Bible teaches about Homosexuality (or any other sin) but they have no right, whatsoever, to express any form of hate towards people practising Homosexuality. After all, Christians are also sinners, saved by the grace of God through faith in Jesus.

Mr K 27-04-2017 16:41

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-39737981
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The UK Government has lost a court bid to delay publication of its air pollution strategy, and must now release it before the June election.
Courts had given the government until Monday 24 April to set out draft guidelines to tackle illegal levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution.
But late last week, minsters lodged an application to delay their release until after the general election.
Oh dear, seems the Govt. will have to tell diesel drivers the unpleasant truth before the election. Unless they can find some other legal loophole/excuse to delay the bad news. The courts seem to be providing the only opposition to the Govt. these days.

Ramrod 27-04-2017 17:09

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Presumably all the parties will have to put forward a strategy of dealing with this problem and they'll all be unpopular with diesel owners :shrug:

Mr K 27-04-2017 18:14

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35896523)
Presumably all the parties will have to put forward a strategy of dealing with this problem and they'll all be unpopular with diesel owners :shrug:

It's more the act of trying a hide a major policy decision which is going to affect a large section of the population until after the election. Unsubtle and beneath contempt. They are taking the electorate for muppets.


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