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Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
Isn’t the real question of the weekend how will befriender of poor/rich waitresses Farage accommodate the new populist movement sweeping the kingdom (southern half); share or shaft?
Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
Isn’t the real question of the weekend how will befriender of poor/rich waitresses Farage accommodate the new populist movement sweeping the kingdom (southern half); share or shaft?It is amusing bit of irony the first scandal that brought down Peter Mandelson was not being entirely honest in a mortgage application.
Re: Lucy Powell is now the favourite to win the deputy leader race – politicalbetting.com
Listening to the hand wringing this morning is unbearable. There wasn't a right wing commentator who didn't think appointing Mandy was a masterstroke .....who better to get a deal with an unscrupulous charlatan than one of our own......' Nod nod wink wink' ........
The only ones I remember being sickened were the Corbynites... who surprise surpise are not well represented on the BBC (or PB) this morning....
Pass the sickbag Maude.....
The only ones I remember being sickened were the Corbynites... who surprise surpise are not well represented on the BBC (or PB) this morning....
Pass the sickbag Maude.....
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Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
When I first started being a TV talking head on subjects I knew about, one could expect two forms- a roughly 8 minute gig and a roughly two minute gig. Now the length of the average interview is measured in seconds, repeated three times an hour. The assumption being that the attention span of the punters is roughly the same as a gnat. The media blame the politicians for dumbing down, but "journalists" have become empty suits looking for the simplest lines in the shortest time.Are soundbites not given because soundbites are wanted by interviewers?That’s a good example of a thoughtful, considered post. That’s what we are missing from people like Clive Lewis who usually only issue soundbites. Considered and well argued posts are why I always enjoy @Cyclefree’s headers. Soundbites started with Blair. He’s got a lot to answer for.Very good from Lewis and more need to recognise the genuine concerns of just ordinary votersListening to the politics programmes this morning It does seem a recognition is emerging that attacking the left and right from a partisan viewpoint does nothing to resolve the division, but rather to acknowledge that there is a real problem and how to start the process of addressing the divisions and calming society and their genuine concernsClive Lewis of the Socialist Republic of Norwich I live in wrote a long form tweet about an old school friend of his who attended Unite the etc yesterday and sent him pics. Its unusually thoughtful for Lewis
https://x.com/labourlewis/status/1966988870890963361?s=19

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Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
Starmer is tweeting achievements this morning again. Never a good sign
Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
Nobody's being char-itable this morning, apart from LG. Vicious.Just doing it all for a-tench-ion.Social media is a depressing place. Last week the Far Left Palestine loons attacked the cops. This week it’s so called patriots. The demonisation and deification of online right wing grifter, Charlie Kirk, is tedious. Yet among all this drivel. Including here, there are some truly joyous moments. The Fonz catching fish is one of them.He’s finally jumped the trout.

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Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
From the Observer today on yesterday's Robinson/Musk demo:
Religion was a recurring theme among the speakers and performers, with the first words said on the PA system praising “the king of kings, lord of lords, Jesus Christ”.
The Met said officers had been “assaulted with kicks and punches. Bottles, flares and other projectiles were thrown”.
Religion was a recurring theme among the speakers and performers, with the first words said on the PA system praising “the king of kings, lord of lords, Jesus Christ”.
The Met said officers had been “assaulted with kicks and punches. Bottles, flares and other projectiles were thrown”.
Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
Not sure the first para is correct - I think any MP can engineer a by-election by resigning their position ?

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Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
Yes, I know he gets attacked for 'really' being a socialist, but he (nearly) always comes across as being thoughtful. Too many politicians, in both Labour and Conservative come across as taking the view that 'they' know the facts and the ordinary voter is ignorant.Very good from Lewis and more need to recognise the genuine concerns of just ordinary votersListening to the politics programmes this morning It does seem a recognition is emerging that attacking the left and right from a partisan viewpoint does nothing to resolve the division, but rather to acknowledge that there is a real problem and how to start the process of addressing the divisions and calming society and their genuine concernsClive Lewis of the Socialist Republic of Norwich I live in wrote a long form tweet about an old school friend of his who attended Unite the etc yesterday and sent him pics. Its unusually thoughtful for Lewis
https://x.com/labourlewis/status/1966988870890963361?s=19
Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
That’s a good example of a thoughtful, considered post. That’s what we are missing from people like Clive Lewis who usually only issue soundbites. Considered and well argued posts are why I always enjoy @Cyclefree’s headers. Soundbites started with Blair. He’s got a lot to answer for.Very good from Lewis and more need to recognise the genuine concerns of just ordinary votersListening to the politics programmes this morning It does seem a recognition is emerging that attacking the left and right from a partisan viewpoint does nothing to resolve the division, but rather to acknowledge that there is a real problem and how to start the process of addressing the divisions and calming society and their genuine concernsClive Lewis of the Socialist Republic of Norwich I live in wrote a long form tweet about an old school friend of his who attended Unite the etc yesterday and sent him pics. Its unusually thoughtful for Lewis
https://x.com/labourlewis/status/1966988870890963361?s=19