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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 07 Sep 2023, 13:42
by Monty
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 12 Sep 2023, 18:24
by Kwacky
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2023/ ... SApp_Other
Apparently there's a big problem looming in the mortgage and housing markets.
Mortgage arrears jumped by 13% in the second quarter of the year to the highest level since 2016, according to Bank of England figures that underscore the stress in the UK mortgage market
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 29 Sep 2023, 07:51
by Kwacky
It looks like the so called "war on motorists" is going to be the Tories preferred battleground for the next general election.
Expect a load of scaremongering about more ulez, 20mph limits, restrictions on car use and 15 minute cities.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 29 Sep 2023, 09:56
by Monty
Kwacky wrote: ↑29 Sep 2023, 07:51
It looks like the so called "war on motorists" is going to be the Tories preferred battleground for the next general election.
Expect a load of scaremongering about more ulez, 20mph limits, restrictions on car use and 15 minute cities.
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Yep, add that to the anti-trans, anti-migrant, anti-woke rhetoric, and it's going to be one hell of a horrible election.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 30 Sep 2023, 14:40
by duke63
The fact that most motorists would like to be able to be moving at 20 mph rather than be at the standstill they are much of the time, seems lost on the ****!
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 06 Oct 2023, 08:27
by Kwacky
Not only did Sunak cancel HS2 but he's authorised the sale of the land as well, stopping anyone from completing it in the future.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 11 Oct 2023, 09:11
by Kwacky
Get this person out of government
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 11 Oct 2023, 09:38
by duke63
She is not a fit and proper person to be given a position of responsibility anywhere.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 14 Oct 2023, 19:05
by Monty
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 14 Oct 2023, 19:06
by Kwacky
How people are still defending Israel for this is beyond me.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 09:32
by Kwacky
Braverman has gone, apparently.
That'll further split Tory voters. It may even trigger a leadership contest.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 09:50
by Kwacky
Neil O'Brien has stepped down as Under Secretary from the Department for health and social security and has asked to go to the back benches.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 10:02
by Kwacky
Nick Gibb has asked to step down from his role as Minister of State for the Education Department.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 15:19
by Kwacky
Therese Coffey has resigned her ministerial post.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 16:47
by D41
I looked her up....wow, she's a slender little slice of angel cake, isn't she??
Damn.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 17:37
by duke63
D41 wrote: ↑13 Nov 2023, 16:47
I looked her up....wow, she's a slender little slice of angel cake, isn't she??
Damn.
She is also happy to spread shit and waste across the Country.
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 17:57
by Kwacky
She's a human Jabba, in every sense.
A vile woman
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 19:25
by Kwacky
Jenkins has sent in a letter of no confidence to the 1922 Committee
Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 19:30
by D6Nutz
Kwacky wrote:Jenkins has sent in a letter of no confidence to the 1922 Committee
I can't believe there's only been one...
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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread
Posted: 13 Nov 2023, 20:09
by Kwacky
This has to be the best one yet.
McVey has been appointed
Wait for it
Minister for Common Sense.
A Whitehall insider told The Sun she will be "leading the charge on the government's anti-woke agenda, streamlining as a minister attending the Cabinet