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He isn't the best at comprehension to be fair to him.

Seriously?

No one is lapping it up. All minor parties can put any nonsense in the manifesto as anyone voting for them knows the party will not be elected.

I take it back - you were 19 "I voted Tory when I was 19 because I was a naive kid who knew nothing of the world and thought they were the good guys because that's what my dad told me."

Im getting AA vibes

I don’t have an obsession. I do though find it ironic that someone who freely admits at 18 had to ask his father who to vote for now believes the voting age should be reduced to 16

His passing was poor though - other than Wales has he had a standout game for England?

Well You don’t know much - hybrid new builds carry on 5 years longer until 2035

Is that your dad when you broke it to him you’ve found a new dad off SBT whose telling you who the good guys are now?

I think you will find Mr Streeting and Sir Starmer will ask Matron Reeves if they can offer treatment and be told gunshot wounds to the foot aren’t in her fiscal rules.

It’s beyond parody

Well yes me and sick boy are wholly aligned politically

It isn’t - the Lib Dem’s are also rising and it’s also not just percentage it will be turnout I think it’s highly probable more people will have voted for Corbyn in 2017 than Starmer in this election as overall turnover will be down. It’s very obvious you’ve just become an echo chamber to...

It’s no different to 1983 other than the fact the Tory vote under Thatcher is likely to be marginally higher than Starmer will achieve. It’s actually likely to be less than both Corbyn and May achieved in 2017

And you just want to see him in a positive light. The deficit in the manifesto is £20 billion and that’s based on a growth rate much higher than forecast. It’s on independent projections of growth £38 billion. His response to the Jeremy Corbyn question was laughable.

Many on here were looking to her New Zealand with envy

Streeting today admits there’s no strategy at all for reforming the care sector and pretty obvious councils will be able to adjust bands and increase above current levels.

I am pointing out your comment “it’s very unlikely” is a falsehood.

No it’s not unlikely it’s never happening

This isn’t surprising In truth as well the election is mirroring the 1983 election which was viewed as a huge mandate for thatcher. The left vote was higher but split massively. Despite the real socialist Labour (not the bland Tory Light we have now) crashing they and the SDP managed 50% of...