Manifesto promises

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jamesbrown replied

25 July 2020, 11:03
Fook off, Gricer.
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Excursion UK replied

25 July 2020, 11:01
Originally posted by Scruff View Post

Because he's just another lying scum self-serving politician twunt.

Which is why I didn't vote in the GE.

All we had here were the 3 main parties, some loon who believes in Planet Niburu and Suzie Quatermass of the MotherWorld Party. While I was tempted by the seemingly delectable Ms Quatermass, closer examination of her manifesto revealed that it's all wimmin's rights and there's no place for men folk at her table.

Enough said, really.
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Scruff replied

25 July 2020, 09:51
Because he's just another lying scum self-serving politician twunt.
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DimPrawn replied

25 July 2020, 08:11
It isn't fraud, but it is the LibLabCon
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AtW started a topic Manifesto promises

25 July 2020, 01:23
Manifesto promises

“ The Conservative Party's last manifesto promised to set up a Constitution, Democracy and Human Rights Commission by December to examine “in depth” issues ranging from judicial reviews to the Human Rights Act.

But instead, Mr Johnson has decided to speed up the process on priority issues by setting up small, highly expert panels to deal with each element individually.”

Boris Johnson ready to curb the scope and power of judicial reviews

FFS, how is it not fraud
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