Beginning of the end of the Tory Party?

Sonic67

You have said this numerous times. Usually the backbenchers "keeping their powder dry" for the fifth time I am offering to bet this won't happen.
Which assumes we know how young voters vote. It's a secret ballot. There are polls as to how they vote. Are we believing in them?

theprestige

These jokers will not last longer, especially with that weak, unelected woman as leader.

Cliff

I didnt vote for Corbyn but I would have been very interested in seeing how Corbyn would have paid for all his promises.....

We now have a situation in that the country is even more divided. Labour voters are now thinking they have missed out on all the freebies, like tuition fees. They also believe the Tories are punishing people because, well, they do that.

The lesson is : promise everything that people want and be dammed  with the consequences.

Goooner

Heard Paul Ross on Talk Radio this morning say that his daughter's friend voted Labour because Corbyn looks like her favourite geography teacher

domtheone

Think you'll find that it would be us who would be paying for all his promises.

domtheone

Are we supposed to be surprised

IronGiant

2 posts in Politics in 2 years?  moving on

Enki

So May has declared herself fit for work reckon she will still get sanctioned.  But really the DUP, wonder what Tory MPs such as Greening or Scottish Tory leader Davidson are feeling..

la gran siete

The winter fuel allowance changes is hardly going to affect them but it will tens of thousands of elderly people who depend on it.I have no idea what the cut-off point will be. A granny living on 30k a year may be ok without it but one living on the basic state pension would certainly not be.Then there are the admin costs.I tend to view these kinds of changes as the thin end of the wedge as "the nasty party" looks for opportunities to make further slashing cuts in future

la gran siete

But you were fine with the exact same policy in labours 2015 manifesto....