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Reeves' tears raise big questions at top of Labour
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Deadstick
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She isn't my beloved Chancellor i don't support Labour under Starmer, but no one is taking lectures from a morally and politically bankrupt Tory Party.
Deadstick
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Farage is a joke i hope you don't find out the hard way.
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That's your opinion but that's all it is.
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Come on, you love Labour otherwise you would have voted for the least worst. So don't try that childish crap with me. We all know Conservatives are shit, the retards don't realise Labour are utter utter utter utter utter utter utter utter utter utter utter utter utter utter shit. You haven't got the balls to admit that, that's the sad part.
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You are like a stuck record, if you had read all my posts you would know i don't support Starmer or Labour, as far as i am concerned Starmer should be on trial for war crimes, that's one thing you probably do support about Labour being complicit in Genociding Palestinians like Tel Aviv Tommy, at the last election i voted for a independent candidate so don't try that childish crap on me.
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Rachel Reeves' tearful moment raises big questions at top of Labour
Whatever the cause, Labour must soon start projecting direction, confidence and grip.www.bbc.co.uk
Those of us watching on from the press gallery of the House of Commons could see the tears rolling down the chancellor's cheeks.
Not once or twice or for a minute or two, but throughout the half hour.
As Reeves sat crying next to Sir Keir Starmer in the Commons, the prime minister was completely unaware of it.
The realisation of what a crap job she's done dawned on her.
Real implications, as well:
As the son of an Englishman who became a US citizen, it has been very sad for me to watch Britain's decline and precipitous fall.
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Because we've installed Biden 2.0 government.
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Yes, silly me, wrong record, Tories and Thatcher's fault.
(Vote independent = Same use as not voting)
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Stop playing semantics.
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Have you heard the latest?
Mad Ed Miliband is suggesting to have wind turbines in your back garden.
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Yup. And it'll be one of the thousands of shit to be sorted when the clowns are kicked out in 4 years.Have you heard the latest?
Mad Ed Miliband is suggesting to have wind turbines in your back garden.
Deadstick
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What's wrong with that?Have you heard the latest?
Mad Ed Miliband is suggesting to have wind turbines in your back garden.
Deadstick
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Your best friend Farage will probably drill for oil in the back garden.
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Your poor attempt at a joke backfires because there isn't a sea of oil in the back gardens in the UK. You probably find they drill in the North sea. Geology is not your forte, lol.
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That won't stop Farage, drill baby drill.
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