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RedO wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:28 am Blimey

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/robe ... -0szhp8lzh

This Jendick is some piece of work, but I have surprised myself in being shocked at anything this Tory government does.

Latest poll

Westminster Voting Intention:

Conservative: 55% (+2)
Labour: 29% (-1)

Government Approval Rating:
61% (+9)

Keir Starmer NET Approval Rating:
+26% (+62 from Jeremy Corbyn)


Via Opinium Research
Conducted 7-9th April
Changes with 3rd April

Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:56 am Latest poll

Westminster Voting Intention:

Conservative: 55% (+2)
Labour: 29% (-1)

Government Approval Rating:
61% (+9)

Keir Starmer NET Approval Rating:
+26% (+62 from Jeremy Corbyn)


Via Opinium Research
Conducted 7-9th April
Changes with 3rd April

Cant be classed as an Election poll
Dont see the relevance in pasting it .

Popularity can change quickly & drastically .

Keep polls for relevant elections please.

tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 8:12 am

Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:56 am Latest poll

Westminster Voting Intention:

Conservative: 55% (+2)
Labour: 29% (-1)

Government Approval Rating:
61% (+9)

Keir Starmer NET Approval Rating:
+26% (+62 from Jeremy Corbyn)


Via Opinium Research
Conducted 7-9th April
Changes with 3rd April

Cant be classed as an Election poll
Dont see the relevance in pasting it .

Popularity can change quickly & drastically .

Keep polls for relevant elections please.

First poll I know of Post Starmer being elected

Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 8:14 am

tuffers#1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 8:12 am

Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:56 am Latest poll

Westminster Voting Intention:

Conservative: 55% (+2)
Labour: 29% (-1)

Government Approval Rating:
61% (+9)

Keir Starmer NET Approval Rating:
+26% (+62 from Jeremy Corbyn)


Via Opinium Research
Conducted 7-9th April
Changes with 3rd April

Cant be classed as an Election poll
Dont see the relevance in pasting it .

Popularity can change quickly & drastically .

Keep polls for relevant elections please.

First poll I know of Post Starmer being elected

Pointless poll

Nobody has heard anything he has planned or said.

Its not a popularity contest
Its about politics .

We dont want to end up like the U.S.A ffs

It really is a popularity contest based on the ‘information’ people are fed.

Governments usually enjoy a polling boost during national crises. Once the dust settles I think those ratings will shift quite dramatically as there are serious questions to be asked of the government's handling of the crisis and there will also be some very difficult decisions to be made in order to rebuild the economy on the other side. Tory philosophies on the small state and low tax will be tested to the extreme.

Eat The Rich wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 9:55 am Governments usually enjoy a polling boost during national crises. Once the dust settles I think those ratings will shift quite dramatically as there are serious questions to be asked of the government's handling of the crisis and there will also be some very difficult decisions to be made in order to rebuild the economy on the other side. Tory philosophies on the small state and low tax will be tested to the extreme.

True, but RedO Cheddar Bob is correct - Whitty and co. will be thrown under the bus when this is all over.

Eat The Rich wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 9:55 am Governments usually enjoy a polling boost during national crises. Once the dust settles I think those ratings will shift quite dramatically as there are serious questions to be asked of the government's handling of the crisis and there will also be some very difficult decisions to be made in order to rebuild the economy on the other side. Tory philosophies on the small state and low tax will be tested to the extreme.

Yes, you've got it 100%. When the people sit down and realise what's really happened you will see a huge change in people's attitude.

People will be thrown under the bus but that will be a distraction for total incompetence and malpractice. Sending Doctors, Nurses and Patients to their deaths with lack of adequate PPE. So many bad decisions. Disgraceful. Unlawful.

A complete timeline of Tory incompetence and failure, within this well-researched clip:

https://t.co/L9xK2ldqC8?amp=1

This video clearly demonstrates that Boris Johnson, Dominic Cummings and Johnsons' Conservative Government do indeed have blood on their hands.

They clearly ARE responsible for a percentage of Covid-19 deaths; no matter how they, or their sychphant supporters, want to spin it.

Please share the video if you can; so that people aren't brainwashed by the lying mainstream media.

NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 11:54 am A complete timeline of Tory incompetence and failure, within this well-researched clip:

https://t.co/L9xK2ldqC8?amp=1

This video clearly demonstrates that Boris Johnson, Dominic Cummings and Johnsons' Conservative Government do indeed have blood on their hands.

They clearly ARE responsible for a percentage of Covid-19 deaths; no matter how they, or their sychphant supporters, want to spin it.

Please share the video if you can; so that people aren't brainwashed by the lying mainstream media.

What a truly shocking summary of the chronology of Tory inaction.

Operation Last Gasp indeec!

Absolute fuckers. All they’re concerned about is avoiding blame for deaths, not the deaths themselves. C*nts to the core.

And more

As yet another NHS Worker fights for their life because of not having PPE, some people seem happier to celebrate Johnson's departure from hospital.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/n ... n=sharebar

This utter , along with Cummings, Hancock and and certain others, should be in the Dock - not least for Involuntary Manslaughter.

Pop over to the Steve Hedley thread mate - they all think he's great over there!

The update today was utterly embarrassing. Matt Hancock has the empathy of Hannibal Lectur.
This is turning into a monumental and costly cock up. Having been too slow to comprehend the risk at the outset, the Tories are now expecting the electorate to applaud them for leaving our care workers high and dry, literally choosing between their own health and their wish to help others.
Compared with Germany we are a complete shambles

Yet ANOTHER example of Tory incompetence now manifests itself:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/ ... on-say-gps

These are peoples' LIVES at risk!

They truly are an utterly shameless embarrassment to humanity.

More lies from Hancock and this government

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020 ... SApp_Other

Also there’s two other articles next to each other. One is about how the government have given third party companies access to personal information and medical records of people. The next is an app they want people to use so that they can track where you’ve been and if you have symptoms. They assure the public that the data will be use to the highest ethical standards. Sure.

Earlier this week Matt Hancock suggested that some areas were struggling for PPE as NHS staff had overused it.

Now Hancock remains insistent that there are record amounts of protective equipment available to front-line workers!

Really Mr. Hancock ?

Can you explain then why in my Wife's Hospital, limited supplies (they've been limited for around 2 weeks) are still under lock and key; with much less than usual replacement PPE being delivered?

https://nursingnotes.co.uk/news/health- ... -work-ppe/

Yet Tories will STILL defend this utterly clueless, lying turd; along with that sickening, heartless B!tch Priti Patel.

Despicable people.......and no doubt some of these hypocrites will be on the doorsteps clapping again at 8pm on Thursday Night.

A superb article, outlining what the Tories really think of the NHS:

https://www.indy100.com/article/mps-vot ... edium=Feed

Lest we EVER FORGET that the now familiar faces of Boris Johnson, Matt Hancock and Priti Patel were amongst those who voted against the amendment to increase nurses pay.

No doubt they and their supporters will be standing on their doorsteps clapping on Thursday night (just in case the Press are about?); once again demonstrating their sheer hypocrisy.

Since the Tories came to power in 2010, the average salary for a nurse has fallen by 8% based on the consumer prices index (CPI) – or by £2,646 in real terms, according to the Royal College of Nurses (RCN).

Shameful and every Tory supporter should hang his/her head in shame.

Disgracefully hypocritical for that mug Johnson to praise the two nurses in St Thomas’ given he and his government’s treatment of them.

Migrant nurses – as both McGee, 35, and Pitarma, 29, are – may face other difficulties too. During last year’s election campaign, Johnson announced plans to increase the yearly surcharge for all non-EU migrant workers by more than 50% from £400 to £625 and to extend it to all EU citizens who migrate to the UK after Brexit.

The fee is payable for each member of a family migrating, meaning nurses who come to Britain with a spouse and two children would have to pay the government £2,500 a year for the privilege of working in the NHS.

Announcing the change in November last year, the health secretary, Matt Hancock, tweeted: “It’s the National Health Service not the International Health Service. Everyone should make a fair contribution towards our NHS.”

Matt Handick - what a nasty piece of work.

I bet the tories are wishing they had lost the election

Mass unemployment recession coming debt rising

Let alone the stick they are taking for mishandling the current crisis.

They might even have to do something they never have before.

Doing some good.

Then there is brexit still to deal with.