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How are Labour doing after their first 12 months


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lol brb having a little **** over all of that <laugh>

But I think the point stands, if you’re an MP then I think that should be your only job. Not sure I’d be happy with my GP not being available because they are up in Westminster or overseas doing MP work.

I do think it’s good that GPs and people from other jobs then go into Politics though as it gives MPs a well rounded background of the issues the NHS and wider society faces.

I just don’t think they should do both at the same time
 
Combining an MPs surgery with a Doctor's surgery could save both time and trouble. You could pop in to discuss concerns about school places in your area, and get your hemmarrhoids checked at the same time <ok>

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I'm sure Rosena Allin-Khan was though presumably on a "when i can" basis not sure about the others

Hello Dr Khan ? I have this crushing pain in my chest and shortness of breath.

Sorry, I’m at Westminster until Friday evening, can it wait until first thing Monday morning ?

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lol brb having a little **** over all of that <laugh>

But I think the point stands, if you’re an MP then I think that should be your only job. Not sure I’d be happy with my GP not being available because they are up in Westminster or overseas doing MP work.

I do think it’s good that GPs and people from other jobs then go into Politics though as it gives MPs a well rounded background of the issues the NHS and wider society faces.

I just don’t think they should do both at the same time

I've said on here before it should be the only job they should have, I just knew you hadn't thought it through. What I don't agree with is that person should have to come from a certain sector, I really don't think it matters where they come from as long as the voters put them where they are. If there was any rule I'd stop millioanaires from becoming PM, because I don't think they can relate to a cost of living crisis. That would rule out both Sunak and Starmer standing on net worth. Anyway you don't understand poverty either, what was it you told the kid who wanted a bubblegum ice cream, go to Safeways <laugh> When that kid grows up he'll be fooking your business right off. Sometimes thoughtfulness and love in the world goes a long way...

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I've said on here before it should be the only job they should have, I just knew you hadn't thought it through. What I don't agree with is that person should have to come from a certain sector, I really don't think it matters where they come from as long as the voters put them where they are. If there was any rule I'd stop millioanaires from becoming PM, because I don't think they can relate to a cost of living crisis. That would rule out both Sunak and Starmer standing on net worth. Anyway you don't understand poverty either, what was it you told the kid who wanted a bubblegum ice cream, go to Safeways <laugh> When that kid grows up he'll be fooking your business right off. Sometimes thoughtfulness and love in the world goes a long way...

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Woah lol

I just told him I didn’t have bubblegum flavour mate <laugh>
 
Labour manifesto launched

I’ll have a good look through it later, but things that jump out at me

Ending Non dom tax breaks
Closing tax avoidance loopholes
Ending the VAT exemption for private school fees
 
lol

Your sales skills are appalling <ok>

It wasn't safeways anyway...it was spar <laugh>

My sales skills are on point mate. He would have got his bubblegum lolly down the spar and he’d be a happy lil chappie <ok>
 
My sales skills are on point mate. He would have got his bubblegum lolly down the spar and he’d be a happy lil chappie <ok>

If you are turning kids away as you suggested, maybe you should cater for them in someway, afterall, you've banged on enough about how deprived the area is. Or just adjust your sale skills appropriately and tell them you have something better and charge a child rate and portion accordingly, rather than turning business away. Just my thoughts, not suggesting they are right, just how I think.
 
If you are turning kids away as you suggested, maybe you should cater for them in someway, afterall, you've banged on enough about how deprived the area is. Or just adjust your sale skills appropriately and tell them you have something better and charge a child rate and portion accordingly, rather than turning business away. Just my thoughts, not suggesting they are right, just how I think.

I already do mate

I just don’t have bubblegum flavour <laugh>
 
anyway do you sell rum and raisin, I use to love that as a kid or do I need to go to spar for that as well? <whistle>
 
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anyway do you sell rum and raisin, I use to love that as a kid or do I need to go to spar for that as well? <whistle>

You can come and work for me if you like lol

I’ll give you 10% of sales as a wage.

You’ll need to be selling a **** ton of bubblegum flavour to 8 year olds to make it work though <laugh>
 
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You can come and work for me if you like lol

I’ll give you 10% of sales as a wage.

You’ll need to be selling a **** ton of bubblegum flavour to 8 year olds to make it work though <laugh>

Some guy I've seen selling ice creams, the sort of motor he is driving outside his gaf has to be selling more than ice cream lol.
 
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Some guy I've seen selling ice creams, the sort of motor he is driving outside his gaf has to be selling more than ice cream lol.

You want white frosting on that ice cream mate ? <laugh>
 
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Tonights political debate...

Thursday 13 June
ITV will host a seven-way debate at 8.30pm on 13 June.
The broadcaster said that leaders or senior representatives from the following parties will participate: Conservative Party, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, SNP, Reform UK, Green Party and Plaid Cymru.

Penny Mordaunt for the Conservative Party, Angela Rayner for Labour Party, Daisy Cooper for Liberal Democrats, Stephen Flynn for SNP, Nigel Farage for Reform UK, Carla Denyer for Green Party and Rhun ap Iorwerth for Plaid Cymru have been confirmed as the participants.
The programme will be moderated by Julie Etchingham, who ran the first head-to-head debate on 4 June.

It will be broadcast on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player and run for 90 minutes.