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			It seems Sunak and the Tories are sticking with the 'we have a plan' and 'let's not go back to square one' messaging.
 I wonder what polling they have that shows that works? It seems bad messaging to me when they've been in power for so long. Back to Square One? From what?
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			If I don't get the result I want can I demand another vote like remainers demanded after Brexit?
 
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		|  22-05-2024, 22:14 | #18 |  
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					Originally Posted by Hom3r  If I don't get the result I want can I demand another vote like remainers demanded after Brexit?
 
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		|  22-05-2024, 22:15 | #19 |  
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					Originally Posted by Hom3r  If I don't get the result I want can I demand another vote like remainers demanded after Brexit?
 
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					Originally Posted by ianch99  Ok, who is the person who voted Tory then?   |  
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As I have said before and I'll type what I said then.
 
I will never vote Labour after Steptoe flipped and became a remainer.
 
That has NOT changed, well except I won't use Steptoe as he buggered off.
		 
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					Originally Posted by Chris  As it happens, Yvette Cooper (Mrs Ed Balls) is shadow Home Secretary and had two government posts (one in cabinet) under Gordon Brown. |  Ok granted but what are the chances of the Blair/Brown variety of Labour seeping through in to Starmer’s cabinet and policies through her?
		 
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					Originally Posted by Russ  Ok granted but what are the chances of the Blair/Brown variety of Labour seeping through in to Starmer’s cabinet and policies through her? |  Starmer doesn’t have the New Labour knack for presentation but I suspect he’s far better at the detail than Blair.  He is a lawyer, after all.  I think partly it’s hard to define what Labour is now because it is in essentially the same place as it was from the late 1990s onwards.  The Corbyn brain fart was an aberration to that same basic position.
 
Labour’s big difficulty is that the economy in 1997 was actually fairly decent and improving whereas now it’s in a mess.  Starmer won’t seem like the breath of fresh air and he can’t work any great economic miracles in the first 3 years or so.
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					Originally Posted by Hom3r  As I have said before and I'll type what I said then.
 
 I will never vote Labour after Steptoe flipped and became a remainer.
 
 
 That has NOT changed, well except I won't use Steptoe as he buggered off.
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		|  22-05-2024, 22:32 | #24 |  
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 |  Absolutely, any honeymoon period won’t be a fraction of Blair’s. And I’m fully expecting many unpopular decisions and policies to be based on the premise of “we’re in this position because of the last lot” and whereas I’m sure that will be genuine some of the time, I’m certain it will be used to cover a multitude of sins as we go along.
		 
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			Michael Gove or ? LD is the only choice...for us.
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		|  22-05-2024, 22:57 | #26 |  
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					Originally Posted by Russ  Absolutely, any honeymoon period won’t be a fraction of Blair’s. And I’m fully expecting many unpopular decisions and policies to be based on the premise of “we’re in this position because of the last lot” and whereas I’m sure that will be genuine some of the time, I’m certain it will be used to cover a multitude of sins as we go along. |  With a big majority, I think it makes sense to make the tough decisions earlier and to get them out of the way before the next election. The Opposition will be all over the place after a heavy defeat so they should have a couple of clear years.
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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  With a big majority, I think it makes sense to make the tough decisions earlier and to get them out of the way before the next election. The Opposition will be all over the place after a heavy defeat so they should have a couple of clear years. |  Nah I don’t think the Lib Dems will be all over the place at all    
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			Two posts already edited here. 
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