Reply to: oh dear: Minister hints at pensions tax raid on middle-class savers

[SueEllen]

FTFY

Nah only some of our ex-councillors are behind bars. Our local MPs, current and ex, couldn't do dodgy things because they are in London so expenses were allocated differently.

[AtW]

It will be very amusing at local charity things to see the neighbours drop in for 5 minutes to get photos taken with MPs behind bars to be put on their twitter feed.

FTFY

[SueEllen]

Local seat is controlled by Gisela, she is very good with updating on what she does during her term, not just before elections - I got no desire of being an MP anyway, even if the prospect was realistic (which it ain't in my locality and I am not moving somewhere else just for the sake of it)

MPs who want to keep their seat now campaign continuously.

It's very amusing at local charity things to see the relevant local MP drop in for 5 minutes to get photos taken to be put on their twitter feed.

[AtW]

and have moderate values.

No chance of that happening

[AtW]

Both parties like well to do immigrants who are now British and have the right values of hard work.

Local seat is controlled by Gisela, she is very good with updating on what she does during her term, not just before elections - I got no desire of being an MP anyway, even if the prospect was realistic (which it ain't in my locality and I am not moving somewhere else just for the sake of it)

[SueEllen]

He isn't popular was the grassroots, but Dave can fix that

Secret plan to axe 90 per cent of Tory associations which would smooth George Osborne's coronation as leader - Telegraph

Noooo.

Damn.

[SueEllen]

In retrospect I think it was fooking amazing!

This makes me even more engry about lying toad Gidiot who blamed LibDems for inability to drop 50% rate to 40% and also for slow/lack of cuts in spending

I knew he was lying .

Unfortunately the LIb Dems had a cr*p leader. Such a shame Charles Kennedy was an alcoholic in many ways......

[ZARDOZ]

Which is why he won't be the next Tory leader.

He isn't popular was the grassroots, but Dave can fix that

Secret plan to axe 90 per cent of Tory associations which would smooth George Osborne's coronation as leader - Telegraph

[SueEllen]

I am unelectable

Not with Gidiot/Cameron in office and Labour imploding.

Both parties like well to do immigrants who are now British and have the right values of hard work.

You would need to choose a party, any party that has a hope of getting elected in the area you choose and have moderate values.

Though expect hate (e)mail from old people or young people depending on what party you choose and what you vote for/against.

[AtW]

I'm starting to believe the coalition wasn't a bad thing. The lib dems at least seemed to have some emotional intelligence and it increasingly appears that Osborne is a malicious little xxxx

In retrospect I think it was fooking amazing!

This makes me even more engry about lying toad Gidiot who blamed LibDems for inability to drop 50% rate to 40% and also for slow/lack of cuts in spending

[SueEllen]

I'm starting to believe the coalition wasn't a bad thing. The lib dems at least seemed to have some emotional intelligence and it increasingly appears that Osborne is a malicious little xxxx

Which is why he won't be the next Tory leader.

[ZARDOZ]

I'm starting to believe the coalition wasn't a bad thing. The lib dems at least seemed to have some emotional intelligence and it increasingly appears that Osborne is a malicious little xxxx

[AtW]

I would expect a Brown Blair type government to tax exactly like this

Camoron expressed his admiration for Bliar in the past, both him and Gidiot are piss poor versions of Bliar/Brown - at least the latter had common sense to actually appease their core voters rather than screw them over hoping that core voters of the other party would vote for them next time. Camoron/Gidiot defy logic in what they are doing, but since the whole Conservative party is more or less silent I treat it as them all being guilty

The "elites" of ConLibLab should be very afraid - their actions will end up in some populist leader that would cost them dearly - this is already happening in many countries, not just Greece, but also look at USA with Trump or other Western Europe states.

[ZARDOZ]

Osborne moved way past center right into Labour territory - he is gambling heavily on being able to buy cheaply many votes on their side than he would lose on Conservative side with increased taxes (Waldorks are expected to continue to vote for Cons again anyway).

The issue isn't Labour, you can't have expectations of them cutting taxes, the real issue is that Camoron and Gidiot turned Conservative party into Bliar/Brown Labour equivalent, at the wrong time too (for us).

Part 1 yes (ish)

Part 2 I don't expect Labour to cut tax, but I would expect a Brown Blair type government to tax exactly like this, except their policies would be pleasing to some of the people who switched to Tory and therefore would be an electoral threat forcing Osborne to keep at least his demographic happy. Osborne is screwing the working and middle class and if you are a rural conservative you are especially screwed.

[AtW]

Do you not understand politics? If the opposition were more to the centre Osborne could not do as much.

Osborne moved way past center right into Labour territory - he is gambling heavily on being able to buy cheaply many votes on their side than he would lose on Conservative side with increased taxes (Waldorks are expected to continue to vote for Cons again anyway).

The issue isn't Labour, you can't have expectations of them cutting taxes, the real issue is that Camoron and Gidiot turned Conservative party into Bliar/Brown Labour equivalent, at the wrong time too (for us).