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RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - HannahsPet - 20-03-2025 08:45
Why are they sitting past 10pm anyway this is a bill that is literally life and death so should be at times when most people are fully alert and attentive not 10pm at night
get the feeling someone playing games as she was an opponent of the bill
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Tumble_Drier - 20-03-2025 08:49
(20-03-2025 02:25 )The Silent Majority Wrote:(19-03-2025 18:06 )*Kal-El* Wrote: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/assisted-dying-bill-hearing-aid-naz-shah-b2717728.html
I have a mate who uses a rechargeable hearing aid. He has a spare one he can swap with when he pulls a double shift.
Rather than walk off the job. Just saying...
You really don't expect a member of Parliament to actually think, do you?
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - HannahsPet - 20-03-2025 08:52
mind you if she charged it on expenses she would get hate for that as well
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Snooks - 23-03-2025 11:04
Seeing as the government are so keen for everyone to make efficiency savings maybe we should consider the benefits to the tax payer of cost savings for MPs.
Things like moving Parliament to a cheaper to run location in the middle of the country like errr ah yes......... Wolverhampton
.And MPs could reside in their own basic halls of residence like students do
. They could get a basic food allowance and signposted to food banks if they run out . And rather than run surgeries in their own constituency they could do them all virtually by video call or by phone saving money on operational costs and thereby removing costs for security at constituency office locations.
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - dundeered - 23-03-2025 17:42
Here is an interesting poll of Labour Party members of who in the cabinet they approve of.
https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2025/03/21/ed-miliband-is-impressing-a-key-demographic/
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Freeloaderthatsme - 23-03-2025 18:18
(23-03-2025 11:04 )Snooks Wrote: Seeing as the government are so keen for everyone to make efficiency savings maybe we should consider the benefits to the tax payer of cost savings for MPs.
Things like moving Parliament to a cheaper to run location in the middle of the country like errr ah yes......... Wolverhampton
And MPs could reside in their own basic halls of residence like students do
That is an interesting dream you had there,then you woke up.Nice.
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Charlemagne - 24-03-2025 19:02
The witch at no11 is going to remove the Universal Infant's Free School meals.
This is for pupils in reception, year 1 and year 2.
Has the woman no shame.
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Rammyrascal - 24-03-2025 19:36
Nope
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - skully - 24-03-2025 19:45
She's too busy getting free tickets to watch Sabrina Carpenter (worth £600 each btw) to care.
RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Snooks - 24-03-2025 20:16
Once politicians get into government office they seem to lose any conception as to how ordinary people actually live. Especially serving Prime Ministers and to a similar extent Chancellors. All about win votes and then screw the electorate over afterwards.
I've noticed as soon as folk stop being PM they start talking a whole lot more sense than they ever did when they were PM and develop a little more compassion. Pressure off, can say what they like. Greasy pole climbed and relinquished but for what?
Cynical old Snooks