The Chronicles of Rishi

Originally Posted by daveeb

Yup got it spot on. Can't imagine why the 18-24 age group have all but given up on the daft notion of voting Tory.

I cant imagine things will be a whole lot better under Labour either.
In fact I suspect for most of them (and others) its just picking the lesser of two evils.

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by Paul

In fact I suspect for most of them (and others) its just picking the lesser of two evils.

Ain't that always the way with elections for most of us.

Except for viewers in Scotland and Wales where's there's more evils to choose from.

Originally Posted by daveeb

As bucket lists go that's a strange one!#

You might think that, I couldn't possibly comment.

[daveeb]

Originally Posted by Paul

I cant imagine things will be a whole lot better under Labour either.
In fact I suspect for most of them (and others) its just picking the lesser of two evils.

I think despite Labours numerous flaws and our prehistoric voting system they're definitely the least bad option. I don't know how bad it would have to get for everybody to say enough is enough, if the record of the last 14 years hasn't had that effect.

Originally Posted by Paul

I cant imagine things will be a whole lot better under Labour either.
In fact I suspect for most of them (and others) its just picking the lesser of two evils.

Depends if Labour goes though with the planning reform that stops so many homes from being blocked and allows brown-field development. That would be a start.

[jfman]

Blaming “left wing” policies for a stagnant almost decade and a half under Tory austerity is utterly deranged.

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by jfman

Blaming “left wing” policies for a stagnant almost decade and a half under Tory austerity is utterly deranged.

Well look at the picture, she's either got a bad tooth access or poor face-lift. You'd be full of bile too, perfect for the position.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by jfman

Blaming “left wing” policies for a stagnant almost decade and a half under Tory austerity is utterly deranged.

The Daily Telegraph 20 years ago used to be a reasonable read.

Now its a parroting mouthpiece of the Conservative party.

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Originally Posted by jfman

Blaming “left wing” policies for a stagnant almost decade and a half under Tory austerity is utterly deranged.

Expect more of it up to the general election.

Its all they got left.

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by denphone

The Daily Telegraph 20 years ago used to be a reasonable read.

Now its a parroting mouthpiece of the Conservative party.

Now the Tories are threatened with extinction, they're now firmly in swivel eyed loon Reformland. Have a read Den, very entertaining, the readers rants are a laugh a minute

[denphone]

Originally Posted by Mr K

Now the Tories are threatened with extinction, they're now firmly in swivel eyed loon Reformland. Have a read Den, very entertaining, the readers rants are a laugh a minute

l never thought a tight wad like you would pay for a monthly subscription of the Daily Telegraph.

[pip08456]

Originally Posted by denphone

l never thought a tight wad like you would pay for a monthly subscription of the Daily Telegraph.

Who needs a subscription? All you need is a browser extension, I use Bypass Paywalls Clean.

Originally Posted by denphone

l never thought a tight wad like you would pay for a monthly subscription of the Daily Telegraph.

I read it free on my iPad using PressReader in the Libby App from the local Council Library system…

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by denphone

l never thought a tight wad like you would pay for a monthly subscription of the Daily Telegraph.

As if Den !

[jfman]

The rumour factory that it Twitter claiming rumours he will call an election on Monday to distract from the disaster that will be the local elections. A bold strategy.

Originally Posted by jfman

The rumour factory that it Twitter claiming rumours he will call an election on Monday to distract from the disaster that will be the local elections. A bold strategy.