This from the man who refused to uphold The Constitution when it was his sworn duty to do so.
The Defendant has already had it explained to him in court that the Partial Gag is not an infringement of any of his rights under The Constitution.
His constant whining being an example of him exercising the very 1st Amendment rights he says he’s being denied.
Talking up the stunning wins to put pressure on the already anxious Tories.
It’s a good political play and already getting results.
Braverman throwing Sunak under the bus, Tory anxiety being used against them.
PMQ this week is going to be unmissable, though I wouldn’t put it past Sunak to skip out of it.
Back at the personal insults I see.
That you don’t understand the part manifestos play in elections and feel the need to invent promises in place of manifestos is clear.
Now you stray into your failure to understand how an opposition party leader might put pressure on a PM to call an election that he, the PM and his party, are clearly afraid of.
In the context of UK domestic political response to the killing of those British national aid workers and the UK arms supplies to Israel.
Why do you ask?
Nothing strange about that at all.
The Blackpool by-election result suggests he’s right.
That does not distract from the fact that the next UK Government, which ever party wins the coming election will be elected on the basis of its manifesto.
It will be very interesting to see what each party’s manifesto contains and which wins the support of the electorate.
No, they were not lying.
Government’s are elected on their Manifesto.
Labour have not yet published their manifesto and will not do so until the election is called.
Labour will publish their manifesto when Sunak stops hiding from the electorate and announce the General Election.
The electorate will then get sight of Labour’s actual electoral promises.
You’ll not then have to imagine what they are.
I suspect Tories are wishing it had been.
The polls are only going in one direction, and this weeks election indicates they are pretty accurately predicting the results.
But the killing of aid workers, including 3 British nationals, in this war has become a political issue in the UK with demands for PM Sunak to halt the sale or arms to Israel:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-68721384
Probably not a good idea Nick given your expressed view that innocent civilians in Rafah have no reason to complain when the Israeli military visit ‘carnage’ upon them.
There is no reverse gear on employing ‘Nazi ideology’ in discussions once the opportunity to accept and retract the grossly offensive nature of your post has passed.
I made a false claim, the UK is not funding the current war in Gaza.
The UK is however continuing to supply the Israeli military with weapons.
https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-faces-pressure-stop-selling-weapons-israel-after-aid-workers-killed-2024-04-03/
“Conservative Anxiety Peaks Ahead of Crucial Local Elections”
I have a feeling Conservative anxiety gained new peaks after the results of the local elections sank in, and still
has the legs for more distress as the General Election approaches.