The Telegraph sounds the alarm on Starmer’s policies including filling pot holes with the bones of the dead, eating dogs, banning Christmas and making public singing illegal.
With so many Tories defecting to Labour his choices were to defect himself or call an election. He has opted to try an election. Sunak is confident that come the 4th July there will be someone continuing the blue policies.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has indicated that the financial crisis crippling local authorities must be due to the money spent on diversity, equality and inclusion courses. It has absolutely nothing to do with 14 years of chronic budget cuts by the Tories.
Having presided over 14 years of a shrinking economy, massive tax hikes, rocketing cost of living, crumbling infrastructure, rivers full of shit, corporations not paying tax and a myriad of other issues, Rishi Sunak has suddenly realised that the Tories are the ones who should fix things.
Desparate to come up with popular policies that won’t cost them any money, and importantly ones that have not already been suggested by Labour or the Lib-Dems, they have come up with transparent crisp packets.
Having realised that lots of people eat crisps they think that this will be a winner.
Haley has come up with possibly the greatest campaign strategy of all time that may well rejuvenate her flagging race for the Republican candidacy. Political pundits are awestruck with the audacity of this bold move that no-one has ever thought of before.
The $118bn package of measures is proposed to support Ukraine and increase security at the Mexican border. In a statement Biden declared that the bill “includes the toughest and fairest set of border reforms in decades”.
Republicans are known to be planning to block the bill.
Evidence points to Kid Rock being part of a sophisticated psyop. With his mediocre number of fans who only like him because Ted Nugent is old and past it, and his C list celebrity status.
Democrats are mildly aware of him, but are they being complacent?
Sir Simon Clarke is 0.29% correct when he says Rishi Sunak should go. He shares the typical Tory blind spot of thinking that electoral defeat can be averted by changing one thing or one person. Changing PM at the last minute will not undo 14 years of withering public services.
With only 7 delegates supporting her from the Iowa caucus Haley has a lot of work to do. If she could convince her mum to switch from Trump to her that would be a start.