[QUOTE=Eric the Half a Bee;4735047]All Labour's fault though, these graphs prove it (and yes, that is sarcasm).
http://www.economicshelp.org/blog/33...national-debt/
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[QUOTE=Eric the Half a Bee;4735047]All Labour's fault though, these graphs prove it (and yes, that is sarcasm).
http://www.economicshelp.org/blog/33...national-debt/
[QUOTE=Alfonso Perez;4734855][QUOTE=Elwood Blues;4734858]He is because his policies will be a damn sight better for the majority and not just the elite. May gets a very easy ride from the press. If she was attacked like Corbyn her approval ratings would be low
[QUOTE=Pearcey3;4734885][QUOTE=Alfonso Perez;4734884]https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/10...idenhead/votes
Bloody hell. She cares for corporations, nothing other than that.
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Ok I will take a look as I will be very interested to see that.
In the meantime I suggest that you take a closer look at the Unions influence over Corbyn & you will see that this is far from long gone. Both Len McClusky & Dave Prentis appear to have their feet well & truly under Corbyn's table & to think that they exert little or no influence is way off the mark in my view. Only last month Labour's shadow cabinet meeting was held at Unison's head office where Dave Prentis personally addressed them. Also if you look at their funding arrangements you will find that Unite are Corbyn's biggest backer, contributing over £60k to his original leadership election fund.
[QUOTE=Alfonso Perez;4734913][QUOTE=Pearcey3;4734885]Don't get me wrong here. What happened in the 70's was wrong. The Unions had too much power and should never have been able to cause so much damage to both Labour and Tory administrations. In my view it has gone too much the other way with the likes of zero hours contracts. There is a place for Unions though.
[QUOTE=Pearcey3;4734915][QUOTE=Alfonso Perez;4734913]I totally agree that there is a place for unions but I also think that there should be some distance between them & our political leaders. Lobby by all means but using money & favours to gain special treatment is over-stepping the mark in my mind as significant conflicts of interest can easily arise. I also have concerns about Momentum & what influence they have over Corbyn & it would appear that Tom Watson shares this view. I also agree about zero hours contracts & as far as I am concerned they cannot be scrapped soon enough.
[QUOTE=Eric the Half a Bee;4735170]Well said Eric.There has been a narrative that austerity was the only option. Not true. As you say seven years down the line its time for this lot to stand on their own record rather than blaming a Government that left office in 2010.
Interestingly no one has mentioned the performance of the Labour Party in Wales.They have has 17 years to get things right.Can't say that I have noticed an improvement in living standards for anyone.Is the NHS in Wales any better than in England? The stock answer from Carwyn 'TEFLON'Jones to any criticism is that of course it's all down to Westminster.That argument wears a little thin after being used so many times.Have to say I am very much disillusioned with corrupt and ineffectual government in both London and Cardiff but one thing is clear it's not a one way street-Torys getting all the flack here but the red rosette fans surely cannot be blind to their own team's poor performance.
Grumpy Wales is comparatively poor compared to some regions in England. You know that for sure.So whichever party is in power in the Welsh Assembly is therefore going to be limited in what they can achieve. I am sure there are parts of the NHS in Wales that could be doing better. However I am far from convinced any other party would do better. Its not like the governing Westminster Tories are showing any sign of competence.
Having said that there is no doubt Labour is seriously short of star performers within the party.Its a huge problem for them.
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