georgenorman
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Yes, clearly she is.I think he meant to say the racist abuse. Is Butler a racist?
Yes, clearly she is.I think he meant to say the racist abuse. Is Butler a racist?
You deny that Thatcher was formidable?Haha! You do make me laugh so much! Haha. Keep 'em coming.
Is the correct answer. Shame the poster Iaddressed the question too, hasn’t been able to come up with an answer yetYes, clearly she is.
Apologies she did admit being wrong,I only saw an eighty or so second extract on this interview but did she admit she lied? I heard her say she was wrong to say taxes would not need to be raised. Her context was that her statement was made before the extent of the public finances black hole was known. Specifically, the black hole in the public finances which had been hidden from regulators and Parliament (debatable, I know).
You could argue that it was stupid to make such claims before knowing the actual numbers after having been elected to office. But unless she admitted to lying elsewhere in the inteview I thought what she said was quite reasonable.
Badenoch is not just disliked. She does not command respect because she is just nasty.
...and again, you look at what preceded Thatcher and it all makes sense. In the early 1970s, Britain was 'the sick man of Europe'.You deny that Thatcher was formidable?
I suspect that that says more about how the good folk of Bilston North now regard Labour rather than any judgment they may have made about the change in Conservative leadership.How on earth was a James Cleverly going to win back Reform voters?
Reform just winning the Bilston North seat on Wolverhampton council from Labour during a vote on Thursday by the way.
Anita Stanley secured 652 votes, almost 200 more than Labour who only narrowly beat the Greens. The Conservatives polled 257 votes to come in fourth.
Yes, clearly she is.
Perhaps....I won't pretend to know anything about the place.I suspect that that says more about how the good folk of Bilston North now regard Labour rather than any judgment they may have made about the change in Conservative leadership.
...and again, you look at what preceded Thatcher and it all makes sense. In the early 1970s, Britain was 'the sick man of Europe'.
The abuse of Badenoch by the Left is similar to their abuse of Thatcher. Their abuse of Thatcher was because they knew how formidable she was. Similarly their abuse of Trump.
Boris let us down badly on immigration.Anybody else wondering if a certain Tory ex-PM is looking at Trumps story-arc and wondering if he can make a comeback as well?
Boris let us down badly on immigration.
The mood music has changed. The public will want a proper right wing government to reverse the insanity.
Many Labour voters already know they made a huge mistake.