| Labour/Conservative coalition 20:51 - May 18 with 1260 views | trampie |
The Labour/Conservative coalition in Falkirk is in the news with the council apparently claiming they are facing a £20million shortfall in funding but the Labour / Tory coalition has seemingly agreed to subsidise an Orange Order parade.
A Labour and Conservative coalition is it, what a right royal Brit Nat neoliberal grouping that is.  |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:22 - May 18 with 1233 views | trampie |
So there is a Labour and Conservative coalition in Falkirk and there was an alliance in Norfolk involving Labour and UKIP..........hmm | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:27 - May 18 with 1220 views | Lohengrin |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:22 - May 18 by trampie |
So there is a Labour and Conservative coalition in Falkirk and there was an alliance in Norfolk involving Labour and UKIP..........hmm |
There's a whole confederacy of dunces degrading Welsh politics, if you haven't noticed? |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:31 - May 18 with 1208 views | nice_to_michu |
The desperation in this thread is absolute. |  | | |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:33 - May 18 with 1206 views | trampie |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:27 - May 18 by Lohengrin |
There's a whole confederacy of dunces degrading Welsh politics, if you haven't noticed? |
I have noticed that Labour are a right wing party who will get into bed with other right wing parties like the Conservatives and UKIP.
Perhaps they are just up your street Lohengrin ? [Post edited 18 May 2016 21:37]
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:36 - May 18 with 1200 views | nice_to_michu |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:33 - May 18 by trampie |
I have noticed that Labour are a right wing party who will get into bed with other right wing parties like the Conservatives and UKIP.
Perhaps they are just up your street Lohengrin ? [Post edited 18 May 2016 21:37]
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Doooooooont care
Trololololololololol | | | |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:39 - May 18 with 1178 views | blueytheblue |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:33 - May 18 by trampie |
I have noticed that Labour are a right wing party who will get into bed with other right wing parties like the Conservatives and UKIP.
Perhaps they are just up your street Lohengrin ? [Post edited 18 May 2016 21:37]
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In two councils out of how many? |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:44 - May 18 with 1169 views | trampie |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:36 - May 18 by nice_to_michu |
Doooooooont care
Trololololololololol |
You have argued for weeks that Labour are not on the right of the political spectrum and when I give you a Labour and Conservative coalition in Scotland and a Labour and UKIP alliance in England, all of a sudden you don't care and i'm trolling by pointing it out to you.
Unluck loser.  | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:47 - May 18 with 1161 views | Lohengrin |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:33 - May 18 by trampie |
I have noticed that Labour are a right wing party who will get into bed with other right wing parties like the Conservatives and UKIP.
Perhaps they are just up your street Lohengrin ? [Post edited 18 May 2016 21:37]
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I am genuine Nationalist, Tramp. I'm not playing at it like you and Leanne. | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:55 - May 18 with 1145 views | nice_to_michu |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:44 - May 18 by trampie |
You have argued for weeks that Labour are not on the right of the political spectrum and when I give you a Labour and Conservative coalition in Scotland and a Labour and UKIP alliance in England, all of a sudden you don't care and i'm trolling by pointing it out to you.
Unluck loser. |
Not at all. By you pointing out a council in Scotland (Falkirk is hardly a metropolis) that has a Labour coalition you think that this proves your point.
Earth to Trampie: it doesn't.
As many of us on here have pointed out numerous times, Plaid were about to go into a rainbow coalition (PlaidKip) at the Welsh Assembky level, not some random council in north west wales or east Anglia.
Oh, and please don't call me a "loser". It really hurts my feelings when you resort to personal attacks like that. You taught me to have thin skin in political debates. | | | |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:55 - May 18 with 1145 views | blueytheblue |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:44 - May 18 by trampie |
You have argued for weeks that Labour are not on the right of the political spectrum and when I give you a Labour and Conservative coalition in Scotland and a Labour and UKIP alliance in England, all of a sudden you don't care and i'm trolling by pointing it out to you.
Unluck loser. |
I realise this might be difficult for you to grasp trampie, but I'll try to explain.
There are some politicians who actually try to do their best. In scenarios where the council would otherwise be deadlocked on decisions, sometimes different parties can agree a degree of common ground to enable the council to actually function.
I know, I know, such a difficult concept.
But still, I guess that proves Labour are in fact right wing... somehow... in some bizarro universe... | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 22:00 - May 18 with 1135 views | trampie |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:47 - May 18 by Lohengrin |
I am genuine Nationalist, Tramp. I'm not playing at it like you and Leanne. |
You haven't even read any Madison Grant. | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 22:53 - May 18 with 1084 views | Lohengrin |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 22:00 - May 18 by trampie |
You haven't even read any Madison Grant. |
Nor have I felt the desire to, oddly enough. | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 22:55 - May 18 with 1077 views | blueytheblue |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 22:53 - May 18 by Lohengrin |
Nor have I felt the desire to, oddly enough. |
I'd rather read Hugh Grant... | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 23:06 - May 18 with 1062 views | Kerouac |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 23:22 - May 18 with 1039 views | Loyal |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 22:00 - May 18 by trampie |
You haven't even read any Madison Grant. |
Scientific racism ? I'm guessing Leanne has read his works. |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 23:32 - May 18 with 1018 views | Lohengrin |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 23:22 - May 18 by Loyal |
Scientific racism ? I'm guessing Leanne has read his works. |
Judging by her nose she's been drinking not reading Grant's finest. | |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 23:35 - May 18 with 1008 views | Edmundo |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 21:27 - May 18 by Lohengrin |
There's a whole confederacy of dunces degrading Welsh politics, if you haven't noticed? |
Vote plaid get labour.......vote anything get labour......17 years later and Carwyn Jones is the oldest First Minister in any of the devolved nations.
And Wales are still the poorest nation in the Uk 😡
I know why my folks left this country in the 70s.......no ambition and ignorant of the need to work for all elements of the voting public! |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 10:06 - May 19 with 906 views | costalotta |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 23:35 - May 18 by Edmundo |
Vote plaid get labour.......vote anything get labour......17 years later and Carwyn Jones is the oldest First Minister in any of the devolved nations.
And Wales are still the poorest nation in the Uk 😡
I know why my folks left this country in the 70s.......no ambition and ignorant of the need to work for all elements of the voting public! |
is the right answer... |  | | |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 10:15 - May 19 with 899 views | yescomeon |
How long until we try to sign this coalition for the development team? |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 10:58 - May 19 with 876 views | donkeylabour |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 23:35 - May 18 by Edmundo |
Vote plaid get labour.......vote anything get labour......17 years later and Carwyn Jones is the oldest First Minister in any of the devolved nations.
And Wales are still the poorest nation in the Uk 😡
I know why my folks left this country in the 70s.......no ambition and ignorant of the need to work for all elements of the voting public! |
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 11:42 - May 19 with 856 views | Wingstandwood |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 10:58 - May 19 by donkeylabour |
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein |
There is a theory many have that "If you keep them poor and offer no hope" they will always vote/stay loyal to Labour! I wonder if Welsh Labour really has zero intention of ever helping to make other parts of Wales (outside of Cardiff bubble) more prosperous?
I'm assuming Labour would much prefer to pour money into more affluent area's because they do generally tend to have far more sophisticated/thinking voters capable of stuff like weighing up their options and protest voting. Labour has to earn its vote in some places.
Down this part of the world a Labour WAG could order the closure of Morriston Hospital and there would still be unthinking idiots in e.g. Swansea East forming a line like lemmings to vote Labour. |  |
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| Labour/Conservative coalition on 14:23 - May 19 with 812 views | donkeylabour |
| Labour/Conservative coalition on 11:42 - May 19 by Wingstandwood |
There is a theory many have that "If you keep them poor and offer no hope" they will always vote/stay loyal to Labour! I wonder if Welsh Labour really has zero intention of ever helping to make other parts of Wales (outside of Cardiff bubble) more prosperous?
I'm assuming Labour would much prefer to pour money into more affluent area's because they do generally tend to have far more sophisticated/thinking voters capable of stuff like weighing up their options and protest voting. Labour has to earn its vote in some places.
Down this part of the world a Labour WAG could order the closure of Morriston Hospital and there would still be unthinking idiots in e.g. Swansea East forming a line like lemmings to vote Labour. |
Precisely. That's the point - swing seats are notorious for having more investment and more attention. If Wales voted like Scotland does i.e. what is right for the time then media attention would shift overnight and I can guarantee there would be a shift in narrative. | |
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