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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
What the heck is going on on the election 2024 program the audio is way out of sync
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07-06-2024, 21:19
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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Labour do have a bit of a habit of bringing down waiting lists after a Tory government…
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Blair’s Westminster Labour government absolutely did that. Welsh Labour in the Senedd … not so much.
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07-06-2024, 23:58
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
Unite refuses to endorse Labour party’s election manifesto
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08-06-2024, 01:22
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
Sunak on TV apologising for leaving the D Day commemorations early, then trying to make out that any further discussion of this decision would be disrespectful to veterans and those that lost their lives because it would be "politicising" the commemorations.
The guy is a total ass.
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08-06-2024, 02:12
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
Wherefore art thou witty remoaners? Rishi is guilty of D-exit. Please discuss for the next 4 years 
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08-06-2024, 10:12
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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Blair’s Westminster Labour government absolutely did that. Welsh Labour in the Senedd … not so much.
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True obviously but given my natural disdain and suspicion of Tories (even by association) I’d rather take a gamble on things possibly staying the same, potentially getting slightly worse with the current lot than have Tories in and virtually guaranteeing the latter on a grand scale.
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08-06-2024, 12:25
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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True obviously but given my natural disdain and suspicion of Tories (even by association) I’d rather take a gamble on things possibly staying the same, potentially getting slightly worse with the current lot than have Tories in and virtually guaranteeing the latter on a grand scale.
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Can’t believe I’m saying this but what about the Lib Dems? I can understand why you’d dismiss the plaidos out of hand but there are other alternatives. The problem with just sticking with one party over the very long term is that they get complacent, which tends to make them even worse.
I think Wales is in a bit of a bind, and to be brutally honest I think the underlying problem is that the Senedd and government have got too much legislative/executive power.
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08-06-2024, 12:58
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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Can’t believe I’m saying this but what about the Lib Dems? I can understand why you’d dismiss the plaidos out of hand but there are other alternatives. The problem with just sticking with one party over the very long term is that they get complacent, which tends to make them even worse.
I think Wales is in a bit of a bind, and to be brutally honest I think the underlying problem is that the Senedd and government have got too much legislative/executive power.
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Good call about the Lib Dems and yeah you’re right about Plaid. I just prefer to vote for a party with fairly recent and relevant government experience.
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08-06-2024, 20:49
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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I'm afraid if you don't want Sir Keir as your PM, you'll have to move to another country in July.  |
Or do what the Remainers did and demand another vote?
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08-06-2024, 20:56
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
Difference being Remainers don’t get another crack 4 or 5 years later.
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08-06-2024, 23:04
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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Difference being Remainers don’t get another crack 4 or 5 years later.
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He's been told that before, but doesn't quite
seem to understand it....
Another referendum on Europe at some point, is a certainty. Problem is we'll get a much worse deal than we had, but have to take it. Beggars can't be choosers.
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08-06-2024, 23:44
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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Or do what the Remainers did and demand another vote?
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In both situations, I don't think the result would/will be any different. Do you?
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09-06-2024, 07:12
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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Or do what the Remainers did and demand another vote?
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People have moved on from 8 years ago and can quite clearly see the wood for the trees now.
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09-06-2024, 13:01
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
Classy…
What the Labour candidate was doing in France…
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09-06-2024, 13:57
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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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He's been told that before, but doesn't quite
seem to understand it....
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Bit like when he didn't understand what he was voting for in the referendum
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It's okay to ignore the will of the people now and thwart their will
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