I would!
"every hole's a goal".
do you honestly think if labour came into power, Starmer would remain as leader?
Given that the previous two conservative prime ministers were ousted by their own parties MP’s and that the Conservative party has a long history of dumping their governing leader, prey tell me who was the last labour prime minister to suffer this fate? History is really not on your side here, so stop the express/mail scare tacticsNanu wrote: ↑Tue Sep 06, 2022 9:22 pmdo you honestly think if labour came into power, Starmer would remain as leader?
He would be deposed quicker than Boris and replaced with someone like Angela Raynor or a corbynista
It tends to always work out that way though. When Tony gave Gordon his big chance that didn't go too well at the next election did it?sars wrote: ↑Tue Sep 06, 2022 10:01 pm Given that the previous two conservative prime ministers were ousted by their own parties MP’s and that the Conservative party has a long history of dumping their governing leader, prey tell me who was the last labour prime minister to suffer this fate? History is really not on your side here, so stop the express/mail scare tactics
Different world, though, since that 'new labour' t*at (I can't say his name as I hate him so much). The media bring down PMs mid-term nowadays. The whole of Whitelhall is shite scared of the media. I'm surprised that Laura Kuenssberg isn't the new PM. She seems to have more power than all of them.sars wrote: ↑Tue Sep 06, 2022 10:01 pm Given that the previous two conservative prime ministers were ousted by their own parties MP’s and that the Conservative party has a long history of dumping their governing leader, prey tell me who was the last labour prime minister to suffer this fate? History is really not on your side here, so stop the express/mail scare tactics
Love her or loathe her, Maggie was the best PM by a country mile we have had in my life time. She was respected or feared by most world leaders. She gave millions of people a very cheap way of getting on the property ladder.....I won't go on....
Yes I voted for her as she got us out of the continuous strikes and blackout problems but she lost the plot later on and had to go. Whats that they say about absolute power corrupts absolutely? It's happening in other parts of the world, for gods sake not here as well please.
Thought I'd answer both at the same time, the difference between Thatcher and Blair (and I voted for both), Blair saw the writing on the wall after winning his third election, whereas Thatcher didn't. After ten years of power you're burnt out, have run out of ideas and jaded by power. Thatcher did much good for the country, but also did much harm, the decimation of our industry in favour of a service economy was criminal.MikeyH wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 10:11 amYes I voted for her as she got us out of the continuous strikes and blackout problems but she lost the plot later on and had to go. Whats that they say about absolute power corrupts absolutely? It's happening in other parts of the world, for gods sake not here as well please.
Sorry don't agree with the first bit. For me, the unions had killed our industry way before Maggie came along. She just had to deal with it.