Part of me would like to agree with you, but I've been thinking that since about 2001-ish when it exploded upwards, and it's yet to happen!
I'll say this though, it can't be accused of being populist... surely?!?How can a budget that’s desperately needed to help the poorest be so weighted towards the richest.
Appalling and shameful governing.
It's madness and probably handed Labour the next GE without them having to even tryI'll say this though, it can't be accused of being populist... surely?!?
I'll say this though, it can't be accused of being populist... surely?!?
She’s willing to do unpopular things To get this country back on track NW!
Got a feeling that’s going to backfire. The union’s have a pretty strong mandate before calling a strike and when members are voting in very sizeable majorities to strike of the back of that mandate it seems almost inevitable that token offers are going to be rejected in any ballot. Could actually strengthen the Unions position when repeated token offers repeatedly get rejected in a ballot. Don’t know for sure obviously but I can’t help but think that ultimately this will end up being embarrassing for the government. There’s a growing militant attitude towards the government in the working and indeed middle classes.First shots against unions too.
What's the story there? Assuming there's some local issue that has caused this.
probably but that weirdo will spin itWhat's the story there? Assuming there's some local issue that has caused this.
What's the story there? Assuming there's some local issue that has caused this.
It’s what the majority of those voting for the levelling up tories fell forHow can a budget that’s desperately needed to help the poorest be so weighted towards the richest.
Appalling and shameful governing.
tbf Truss is not Johnson, idologically.It’s what the majority of those voting for the levelling up tories fell for
The real growth this government should be ready for is a growth in homelessness.
The chancellor has done nothing to help the 2.5 million private renters who are already behind or constantly struggling to pay their rent. Cutting stamp duty won’t protect those at risk of losing their homes, but it will push up house prices.
Every day our helpline advisers answer calls from families on the brink of losing their home as they can no longer keep up with runaway rents or afford to eat. This mini-budget is not going to ease the terror families feel, with the chancellor leaving housing benefit frozen at 2020 levels.
The government has missed its shot today to prevent a rapid rise in homelessness. To keep people at the sharpest end of this crisis in their homes, housing benefit must be unfrozen now. Allowing homelessness to rise will cost the economy more and ruin countless lives.
She’s willing to do unpopular things To get this country back on track NW!
First shots against unions too.
That's true. As an aside, the minimum vote requirement allows for a manipulation of democracy, as if you're against a strike it's probably worth your while not to vote, than to vote against.It’s daft, if they don’t agree with the union’s position they’d vote against a strike anyway
That's true. As an aside, the minimum vote requirement allows for a manipulation of democracy, as if you're against a strike it's probably worth your while not to vote, than to vote against.
I’m in New York at the moment, it’s brutal with the Euro too.I picked a great time to plan a trip to the US. Maybe if I sell a house or two before I leave I can afford a meal there.
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