Starmer's past catching up with him
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 HKOwen Online  Hong Kong 15 Apr 23 12.58am |
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Taxpayer funding his short daily commute by chauffeur driven car. Most people pay their own commuting cost
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footythoughts  Beckenham 15 Apr 23 8.52am |
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I doubt most in these positions do, nor as we know politicians once that's the chosen path. Not that it makes it any better. It just reveals how detached from ordinary lives thoe in sone lines of work can become. Unless expenses can be justified in an accountable way within a given role of course. Edited by footythoughts (15 Apr 2023 9.32am)
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beak  croydon 15 Apr 23 9.27am |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
Taxpayer funding his short daily commute by chauffeur driven car. Most people pay their own commuting cost The usual desperation, no crime here. Not the major scale lying and criminal activity of Boris or the print money and give it away of Truss or the no U.K. tax of Sunak's wife.You
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| HKOwen Online Hong Kong 15 Apr 23 10.07am |
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His successor spent a third as much on a like for like basis. The main cost was his daily commute not official trips Good to see beak approves of this good socialist behaviour
If you are hanging your criminal tag on cakegate then that's desperate to pathetic. I am no fan of Johnson's tenure as PM. Edited by HKOwen (15 Apr 2023 10.10am)
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 15 Apr 23 10.39am |
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Sadiq Khan likes to champion the cause of us all walking to work. Meanwhile, he travels around himself in a cross between the Carriage of the Lord Mayor's Parade and a Bat-mobile. Lefties are mostly hypocrites. Edited by PalazioVecchio (15 Apr 2023 10.43am)
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| footythoughts Beckenham 15 Apr 23 11.09am |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Sadiq Khan likes to champion the cause of us all walking to work. Meanwhile, he travels around himself in a cross between the Carriage of the Lord Mayor's Parade and a Bat-mobile. Lefties are mostly hypocrites. Edited by PalazioVecchio (15 Apr 2023 10.43am) They have more in common in terms of outlook and conduct as politicians, than difference in terms of being left or right. People do love the term hypocrite, but if those politicians saying that are failing to adhere to the standards they're accusing others of not following (on account that they made less committment to) is how it's framed or named really the only thing of importance.. They all virtually interchangable people who we paint are being enttirely different based on our own politics. Placeholders for the next one on the take. Edited by footythoughts (15 Apr 2023 11.10am)
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| newickeagle Newick, E Sussex 15 Apr 23 11.10am |
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No greater hypocrisy than Tory attack dogs complaining about Starmer being as dirty as themselves. I have many friends who worry themselves senseless about the Tories losing the next election, if indeed that happens. I only say, what on earth have they done well which makes them deserve re-election? Is it simply fear of the other side? If so, we are royally screwed imo. The country is not in a better condition than it was 13 years ago, in many respects I would boldly suggest, worse. The pothole at the bottom of my road was repaired by ESCC the other day, I suppose !
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| Badger11 Beckenham 15 Apr 23 11.59am |
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Originally posted by newickeagle
No greater hypocrisy than Tory attack dogs complaining about Starmer being as dirty as themselves. I have many friends who worry themselves senseless about the Tories losing the next election, if indeed that happens. I only say, what on earth have they done well which makes them deserve re-election? Is it simply fear of the other side? If so, we are royally screwed imo. The country is not in a better condition than it was 13 years ago, in many respects I would boldly suggest, worse. The pothole at the bottom of my road was repaired by ESCC the other day, I suppose ! One does not make the other right. Labour has no need to resort to dirty tricks as you point out the Tory's record is poor on competency and sleaze, focus on that. It is not necessary to invent stuff "if you lie down with dogs you get fleas". Voters will start to suspect that Labour are no better than the Tories and not to be trusted the very thing which is Labour's main weapon they are now fumbling. Really disappointed that Starmer has refused to distance himself and the party from those ads.
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| The Dolphin 16 Apr 23 7.01am |
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Starmer calls Sunak out on the sexual offences issue and few doing jail time when it was he who sat on the sentencing committee that decided just that. Edited by The Dolphin (16 Apr 2023 7.01am) Edited by The Dolphin (16 Apr 2023 7.01am)
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| HKOwen Online Hong Kong 16 Apr 23 7.33am |
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It's something Starmer chooses not to mention surprisingly
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| nhp61 Goring-By-Sea born, now in Brackne... 16 Apr 23 6.19pm |
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If Starmer ever gets to be PM I wouldn't trust him to not push for the UK to have much closer ties with the eu. He declared in July last year that he would not reverse Brexit nor soften the current agreement with the eu. Yet, in Corbyn's Shadow Government he was a complete and utter foam-in-the-mouth remainer, demanding second referendums and pushing hard for the original referendum to be ignored. Leopards and spots come to mind... Edited by nhp61 (16 Apr 2023 6.20pm)
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| steeleye20 Croydon 16 Apr 23 7.49pm |
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Play the ball not the man, Starmer must change tack there is so much to hammer the tories on. Not the first error he has made.
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