Off Topic The Politics Thread

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Should the UK remain a part of the EU or leave?

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Willhoops said:
Brexit voters have a go at Piers Morgan as 3,000 odd of them can’t differentiate that holding the government to account over the shambolic handling or the covid 19 crisis has nothing to do with brexit <laugh> oh dear!! The cult of brexit strikes again

https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/to...r-reporting-his-interviews-to-ofcom-1-6626753
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This fanaticism is so surreal.

Meanwhile it’s a decade today since Gordon Brown called some stupid cow a bigot off camera. Wonder where we’d be today if that hadn’t happened.
 
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Raab gave Starmer a good slap at PMQ's.
Raab was always on the front foot and hit back after the first two questions leaving Starmer to have to confirm what he meant. This unsettled Starmer and left him stuttering for his 3rd question. He never really recovered as Raab again hit home with
"If the right honorable gentleman would like to bring forward ideas we would welcome that".
Starmer's questions were long-winded and even the speaker had to say that we won't get any more questions in. :emoticon-0102-bigsm
The fourth question for me was a classic '2222 off' when Starmer thought he knew better than the scientists... Raab replied: "If he thinks he knows better than SAGE, he needs to explain this".
The final blow about how good he was in the DDP and how he should be in the House: 'stick to the facts as he did in the past'. :emoticon-0100-smile
I am sure some will spin this the other way but he didn't have a good one today.
 
ELLERS said:
Raab gave Starmer a good slap at PMQ's.
Raab was always on the front foot and hit back after the first two questions leaving Starmer to have to confirm what he meant. This unsettled Starmer and left him stuttering for his 3rd question. He never really recovered as Raab again hit home with
"If the right honorable gentleman would like to bring forward ideas we would welcome that".
Starmer's questions were long-winded and even the speaker had to say that we won't get any more questions in. :emoticon-0102-bigsm
The fourth question for me was a classic '2222 off' when Starmer thought he knew better than the scientists... Raab replied: "If he thinks he knows better than SAGE, he needs to explain this".
The final blow about how good he was in the DDP and how he in the House he should 'stick to the facts as he did in the past'. :emoticon-0100-smile
I am sure some will spin this the other way but he didn't have a good one today.
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I’ll take your objective word for it.
 
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West WindsR said:
I’ll take your objective word for it.
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No go on a media site and watch for yourself mate... although I still think it is hard for Starmer with Coronavirus as he can't be seen to not be supporting the government. Hopefully, in the near future, we can see can debate about something else.
 
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