| Get in TRUSS!!! 12:45 - Sep 5 with 2812 views | homer_123 |
At least this means the end of the Tory party - the British public wouldn't possibly vote for someone like that....would they? |  |
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| Get in TRUSS!!! on 17:22 - Sep 5 with 473 views | chicoazul |
| Get in TRUSS!!! on 12:53 - Sep 5 by ElderGrizzly |
She'll drag this out until 2024. She's toxic to the public
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Well she is a Lib Dem after all. |  |
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| Get in TRUSS!!! on 18:09 - Sep 5 with 436 views | factual_blue |
Yeah, but pork markets. |  |
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| Get in TRUSS!!! on 18:18 - Sep 5 with 423 views | jas0999 |
Vote of no confidence by January.
Hung parliament at the next election. A Labour/Lib Dem coalition most likely. Labour still don’t appear to appeal to the voters, but will comfortably win back the seats in the North of the country which Corbyn somehow managed to lose. |  | | |
| I really think as a country we need to take a step back - and say WTF! on 18:23 - Sep 5 with 413 views | mylittletown |
| I really think as a country we need to take a step back - and say WTF! on 13:51 - Sep 5 by Swansea_Blue |
I'm not entirely convinced Truss will be any worse than Johnson - he was simply appalling in any number of ways from the shameless lying, overseeing massive corruption, inaction and absence at key times, incompetence and buffoonery at a time of genuine national need, etc.
She's not clever enough to get away with his approach, even if she does seem to be a bit of a continuity candidate in terms of the culture wars and nationalistic drum banging. And you can bet a photo op to Kiev will be top of her wishlist.
Yet I wonder how much of her previous approach was dictated by need to be one of the Brexit cabal to climb the greasy pole? Her tax plans are a massive alarm bell seemingly that could (continue to) do large damage. But then her supposed help on energy bills could actually turn out to be a good thing for a lot of people. We may all get a short-term benefit from her getting the role. We may not of course, as so often the last few Tory governments have failed to deliver anything meaningful despite sthe sound bites. |
I pretty much agree with that, although I think that the Tory party corruption and kowtowing to the offshore press barons will continue.
We've had 12 years of variations of George Osbourne's austerity economics (except during the pandemic) and it got us nowhere. Not sure that she will come up with anything better, but we can't completely dismiss the possibility. (We probably can actually.) |  | | |
| I really think as a country we need to take a step back - and say WTF! on 18:44 - Sep 5 with 378 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| I really think as a country we need to take a step back - and say WTF! on 18:23 - Sep 5 by mylittletown |
I pretty much agree with that, although I think that the Tory party corruption and kowtowing to the offshore press barons will continue.
We've had 12 years of variations of George Osbourne's austerity economics (except during the pandemic) and it got us nowhere. Not sure that she will come up with anything better, but we can't completely dismiss the possibility. (We probably can actually.) |
She’s already sent Sterling tumbling even further against the $US in response to her (fantasy economics) policies.
$1.15 to £ now - great for FTSE100 firms, cr@p for smaller businesses. We are in for a bumpy ride! | | | |
| I really think as a country we need to take a step back - and say WTF! on 22:32 - Sep 5 with 331 views | Edmundo |
| I really think as a country we need to take a step back - and say WTF! on 18:23 - Sep 5 by mylittletown |
I pretty much agree with that, although I think that the Tory party corruption and kowtowing to the offshore press barons will continue.
We've had 12 years of variations of George Osbourne's austerity economics (except during the pandemic) and it got us nowhere. Not sure that she will come up with anything better, but we can't completely dismiss the possibility. (We probably can actually.) |
She'll send us to the bril, and still pose for the cameras like a duck's ar$e as it looks for pondweed |  |
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