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If Truss actually institutes the threats she's been spouting during her PM campaign, we may well see a huge public uprising against her and the Tories. Some of her pledges to Tory members have been...
*Trashing the UK's climate pledges by issuing new oil drilling and fracking licenses.
*Dealing a blow to NHS funding at a time when the NHS is on its knees by reversing the Nat Ins rise.
*Doubling down on the policy of deporting asylum seekers and other immigrants to Rwanda.
*Tearing up the Northern Ireland Protocol.
*Attacking Trades Unions by raising the minimum threshold for voting in favour of strike action from 40% to 50%, particularly when she got less than 50% of Tory votes.
And to top it all, she's had the gall to call British workers lazy when her idol Boris Johnson is the most indolent PM in history.
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Liz Truss is the new PM on 14:41 - Sep 5 with 2692 views
If Labour don't win the next GE then they might as well cease to exist as a political party.
It just shows you how completely out of touch MP's are when they're putting forward two leaders like Truss and Sunak when you had Badonoch and Mourduant to choose from. Same with Labour and their poor choices, still can't believe they chose Ed Millipede over his brother in 2010 and then Mr Vanilla; Starmer. Self serving Maniacs the lot of them.
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Liz Truss is the new PM on 15:06 - Sep 5 with 2563 views
FWIW I feel that she has been put in place as a sock puppet for the ERG & the Tax Payers Alliance. She won't won't be doing any uncoordinated interviews, and those she does will be with an earpiece (the buffering mode mentioned) She will be espousing on their behalf the need to remove the EHCR and introduce Charter Cities and there will be little action on the energy and cost of barely living crisis. This is all by way of stirring up the UK public enough to see civil disobedience on the streets, strikes, mass protests etc. which they can then, with the complicity of their well controlled media, blame entirely on the Labour party & the Unions. A tactic sure to work with the hard of thinking. This is the beginning of a political scorched Earth policy being implemented as they know they have fücked the country so badly they will not get into power next time without some major gaslighting.. I see some signs of it with comments about the anti Tory BBC after the LK show; totally disregarding the fact that the people who run the BBC were put there by Boris as a thank you for their donations.
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The grass is always greener.
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Liz Truss is the new PM on 15:14 - Sep 5 with 2517 views
How would you change things so that the PM is directly elected. The only thing I can think of is a mandatory General Elecction if a PM resigns. Same for a by-election if the current incumbent changes parties. I’ll be happy to be proved wrong but I cannot remember talk of citizens being disenfranchised when Brown took over from Blaire.
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Liz Truss is the new PM on 15:31 - Sep 5 with 2426 views
Whether you agreed with it or not, voted for it or not, think it’s been successful or not, or think it’s not 100% done…… Fact of the matter is he did !
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Liz Truss is the new PM on 16:03 - Sep 5 with 2244 views
That's exactly what I'd like to see, John. Somone told me recently that the last British plitician that was voted in by the citizenry and also voted out by the citizenry was Wilson. Could that be right? Ireland has the same problem by the way. It's incredibly undemocractic and I can't believe the voters haven't insisted on it changing in various countries.
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
Is that oven ready Brexit that Johnson 'got done' ever going to get cooked? It's been in the oven for two and a half years and is as underdone as a Fray Bentos steak and kidney pie in a broken Baby Belling.
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Liz Truss is the new PM on 16:12 - Sep 5 with 2192 views
You have a poor memory. Various Tories were very animated in decrying Gordon Brown's lack of legitimacy as PM and I'm sure Boris Johnson wrote a typically vituperative leader in the Telegraph along those lines.
FWIW I don't share the sentiment. We do not have a presidential system and the PM is in position by courtesy of parliament. When the PM no longer enjoys the confidence of parliament it is right they should be replaced.
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