cookiemonster
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Rishi Sunak is a Tosser....
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multitool
Shaman
Bizarre how Sunak is positioning himself as candidate for "change".
Surely an ephemeral tactic, considering he is the PM and has to enact his promises. So either (not unlikely) the Tories are at the point where they will say any old shoot, or he's planning a May election before he can be held to account for it.
I think probably the latter. He's hamstrung. So the longer the Tories stay in power the bigger the defeat.
Surely an ephemeral tactic, considering he is the PM and has to enact his promises. So either (not unlikely) the Tories are at the point where they will say any old shoot, or he's planning a May election before he can be held to account for it.
I think probably the latter. He's hamstrung. So the longer the Tories stay in power the bigger the defeat.
Mr Celine
Well-Known Member
He promised more changes in one speech than Keith has since he became leader.
Blue tories or red ones, what a depressing choice.
multitool
Shaman
Keith is playing it as he should be.
He doesn't have to say or do anything except stand back, and not get in the way of the Tories destroying themselves.
Pale Rider
Veteran
Lots of good stuff from Rishi, although it is probably too late.
newfhouse
pleb
multitool
Shaman
AndyRM
Elder Goth
He preferred Oppenheimer to Barbie, is enjoying the David Beckham documentary and once dressed up as Harry Potter...
Reading about what he's actually supposed to be doing, none of it really seems to be going particularly well but we won't know actual figures until early next year.
Pale Rider
Veteran
Binning the rest of HS2 in favour of smaller projects, men are men and women are women, stopping the boats, the joke about Sturgeon.
The list could go on.
newfhouse
pleb
Arguable, but the timing and pre-announcement lying was unnecessary, wasn't it? Don't you think it was cobbled together in a couple of weeks, given that half of the replacement projects had already been announced, completed, or cancelled again within twenty-four hours? Shouldn't long term strategic decisions such as this be debated in parliament?
Seriously, that was in your top three? It's not a policy. It doesn't even make sense in its own terms without a commitment to rewrite the GRA.
Remind me, who was in government when the numbers started rising? Who took us out of Europol and tore up all the return agreements?
You think that weak joke was a highlight? You really are easily pleased, aren't you?
Anything with any truth or substance or were those genuinely the headlines?
Pale Rider
Veteran
I deliberately said 'good stuff' because a conference speech, strictly, is not a policy announcement.
Although there's plenty of policy in it.
albion
Guru
He was just following the Boris Johnson 'back of a fag packet' tradition.
https://www.sunderlandecho.com/news...line-promise-scrapped-within-24-hours-4361346
Leamside Line quickly declared lame.
https://www.sunderlandecho.com/news...line-promise-scrapped-within-24-hours-4361346
Leamside Line quickly declared lame.
newfhouse
pleb
It's revealing but not surprising that this is your only response to the points in my post. Like Sunak, I guess you know when the game is up.
Pale Rider
Veteran
There's nothing to answer, you've already decided anything Sunak says should be derided before he says it.
Fine, I can't fix stupid, but don't kid yourself there is any analysis.
