22 Jul
6:29pm, 22 Jul 2024
32,841 posts
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Johnny Blaze
They said they would scrap Rwanda day one. They did. The King’s Speech shows their intent. Budget measures erm, have to wait for the budget.
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22 Jul
6:42pm, 22 Jul 2024
45,380 posts
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SPR
Pelosi has just endorsed Harris.
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22 Jul
6:44pm, 22 Jul 2024
22,004 posts
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Chrisull
Even parents affected by the cap support the cap (bonkers as that may sound).Still I hope Starmer removes it, it's the right thing to do.
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22 Jul
7:15pm, 22 Jul 2024
32,842 posts
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Johnny Blaze
If you want to change the behaviour of the poor, punish them, but leave the behaviour of the rich well alone.
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23 Jul
11:29am, 23 Jul 2024
43,355 posts
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Nellers
podfollow.com Dan Snow did an episode looking at the historical precedents that might shed some light ont he Democratic Presidential nomination process now Biden has dropped out. Might be a bit basic for some of you guys but I found it enlightening. |
23 Jul
12:53pm, 23 Jul 2024
25,273 posts
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larkim
Mood music sounds a little like the Trump campaign is a bit scared of Harris? Fresh start, having to rip up the playbook and start again, and with their VP candidate spouting nonsense about diet Mountain Dew etc. are they a little on the back foot? Can't believe the line of attack about her not having children either. Is that the sort of thing that lands in the USA - you've got no commitment to the future unless you've got kids? |
23 Jul
1:00pm, 23 Jul 2024
28,616 posts
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richmac
It's pathetic isn't it. I like that he's all butt hurt about spending money on attack ads. |
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23 Jul
1:02pm, 23 Jul 2024
25,274 posts
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larkim
Maybe echo chamber stuff, but some of the tweets that get fed into my feed from the US seem full of positive energy about her candidacy in a way that I didn't expect. Certainly changes the dynamic from being the "same old two" going after each other for 8 years.
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23 Jul
1:07pm, 23 Jul 2024
43,356 posts
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Nellers
Surely the no kids thing is a thinly veiled "A woman's place...." attack. The Christian Conservative right have a very weird view of women which really doesn't square with some of them standing for office. Then again, when has hypocrisy ever stopped any of them? |
23 Jul
1:21pm, 23 Jul 2024
5,533 posts
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J2R
@Nellers , yes. It's one of those things which probably appeals very strongly to the MAGA core, but which might be enough to alienate the wavering voters in the middle. (Although God knows how anyone can be a wavering voter as far as Trump is concerned).
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