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Old 27-09-2022, 23:22   #397
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Re: New Prime Minister: Liz Truss

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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
Labour find themselves in this seemingly unassailable position through nothing they have done. They can just sit back and not be Tories and win, without offering any real coherent proposition.

It’ll be either interesting or terrifying to see where we are in 2 years.

After the ERM collapse and super high interest rates the Major government managed to turn it all around, but it wasn’t enough to save them and Blair rode on that economic chariot for years before he and Brown pissed it all away.
I don't think they pissed it away as such - the Global Financial Crisis hit the economy hard and financial regulation was too light.

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post


It was the Neil Hamilton "brown envelope" that did the Tories in.
Oh yes, the famous cash-for-questions debacle.
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