Well labour would create policy dictated by the Unions and Momentum both of which are just as bad. All governments have to rely on advice to some degree as the majority of politicians have never worked in the real world so don’t know their arse from their elbow.

All I see here is a lefty trying to highlight
The torries deviating on their manafesto slightly. Let's be honest it's not a big diviation is it and it's certainly not big enough to turn the voters against the Tories but I guess you can clutch at straws and hope.
I'm happy with borris for what he is doing, you should be greatfull also.

Edited by dannyboy1978 (10 Feb 2020 10.00pm)

The Tories have made every wrong decision since they took office.

They have pressed ahead with HS2, relaxed immigration rules and continued to push forward with huge spending plans.

A two party system can only work when at least one of those party’s represents the interests of the majority of the public. All we have seen in December is a vote against Corbynism.

What we are seeing now is the ongoing results of successful gatekeeping by the mainstream media.

Obviously it’s an opinion. There is no objective correctness.

I don’t understand your second sentence. If you mean out of the European Union then I’m not sure why that’s relevant (I was a staunch leaver anyway).

The point is that the Tories will not act in the interest of the majority of people who voted for them (more traditional middle class and white working class people). Cameron just continued with Blair’s neo-socialist/globalist policies and with May and now Johnson you just get the same. What’s the point of a Conservative party that has zero socially conservative and very few fiscally conservative policies?

That remains to be seen

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