| Good to have the adults back in charge 18:39 - Jul 1 with 1150 views | thebooks |
What a an utter fücking shambles from the govt. Still, that will be the end of Liz Kendall at least, whose sole purpose in life has been to immiserate poor people. [Post edited 1 Jul 2025 18:40]
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| Good to have the adults back in charge (n/t) on 19:32 - Jul 1 | keighleyblue |
Thanks Boris [Post edited 1 Jul 2025 19:33]
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| Good to have the adults back in charge on 19:36 - Jul 1 | redrickstuhaart |
You really think that is the intent? |  |
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| Good to have the adults back in charge on 19:56 - Jul 1 | J2BLUE |
Glad it lost. Well, it 'won' but it's so watered down it basically did lose didn't it? |  | | |
| Good to have the adults back in charge on 19:59 - Jul 1 | thebooks |
| Good to have the adults back in charge on 19:36 - Jul 1 by redrickstuhaart |
You really think that is the intent? |
No, the “intent” is to appear tough on benefits and “scroungers”.
Which amounts to the same thing. | | | |
| Good to have the adults back in charge on 20:08 - Jul 1 | Swansea_Blue |
| Good to have the adults back in charge on 19:56 - Jul 1 by J2BLUE |
Glad it lost. Well, it 'won' but it's so watered down it basically did lose didn't it? |
Shame it passed. It needed to be kicked into the long grass pending proper consultation with representatives of the disabled community and proper scrutiny, imo. It can’t even be amended by the Lords as it’s a Finance Bill (I think).
A total and utter clusterfuffle. And I don’t unthinkingly bat for the other side, so hod knows what the Mail/Express/Telegraph are making of it. |  |
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