Thread: Starmer’s chronicles
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Old 04-05-2025, 18:48   #1060
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Re: Starmer’s chronicles
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Originally Posted by Russ View Post
It’s on message with the parts of the public who think difficult issues can be solved with simple ideas.

As for not being anywhere to be seen, say goodbye to the NHS.
Well, given the resultsof the elections, it is not just a small minority who agree with them. You can judge how accurate your statement is on dealing with issues once you start seeing the results that Reform UK councils actually make.

It sounds as if you actually believe the NHS scare that Labour has used against the Conservatives for many, many decades. Clearly, you haven't taken into account of the fact that this still hasn't happened, and that the most significant increase in private sector involvement in the NHS happened under Blair's Labour Government.

Now you turn the same faux concern against Reform. Do change the record.
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