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I suppose you are correct. He didn't like the way Labour are going under Corbyn. That is why he resigned from the Labour party. The big surprise was the deputy leader Tom Watson resigning. Another one who doesn't agree with the way we are going. Something doesn't seem right. Wouldn't be...

And how much for the realists? :smuggrin:

But on the side of staying in the EU Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid agree election pact

Things getting worse for Jeremy Labour voters should back Johnson - ex Labour MP

And now McDonnell has pledged another 150b on top of the rest. All done with borrowing. Labour and Tories to unveil economic plans Doesn't this worry you at all?

Nothing will be costed. Or when do you think it will happen? Parliament is no more. No having to say anything until after the event. Random things? What do you mean by this? It is what McDonnell has said will happen if Labour get in. There is guesswork as Labour hasn't come out with the...

I don't like any of the leaders of the bigger parties. I normally like at least one but still vote Labour instead :smuggrin:

One side having a go at Corbyn and the other side telling us what they will do but are hiding the cost from everyone. Election 2019: Civil service chief refuses to reveal cost of Labour’s plans Cost soars for Labour’s grand pledge to reshape the economy | Financial Times Labour plans for...

We spoke about it a fair bit. You went from total denial to this which was nearly an admission. But you was still blaming my generation for everything instead of saying anything against Labour. But you did agree on Bliar but still blamed my generation :oops: Nothing new here.

Denial knowing hundreds of pages have gone by?

And cows fart.

Good job. Because if Labour get in and raise tax like they promise jobs will go.

Not a problem.

You refused to admit it had anything to do with Labour. I remember it well.

I was a kid in the 70's. Was 12 when they ended. I remember the rubbish piled up. I remember the power cuts. I also remember that great summer. But I was a kid.

Oh yes you did. And you made out we had it so easy in every way. Had to show you how hard it was to buy a house. You blamed my generation for everything.

Here we go again. 70's? Where did I say that?

Not whatsoever. But you make out it used to be very different and much easier. Just like you used to make out that the loss of final salary pensions was nothing to do with Gordon Brown.

You make it sound as though it used to be different. It wasn't. It is just under a different name now.

Corbyns deputy, Tom Watson, has just resigned.