If I quit my gym…
But then pop in to have a go on the treadmill
But am told I’d have to pay a non-members fee
Just as they charge other non-members
Are these rules new?
And is the gym evil for forcing them on me?
Asking for The Express
I hadn’t realised the election in 2017 was between Jeremy Corbyn (in 2017) was running against Ed Miliband (in 2015) and Gordon Brown (in 2010). I thought it was between the people running in 2017.
Corbyn got 4.4 Million more votes 🗳in England 🏴 in 2017 than Gordon Brown did in 2010, 3.4 Million more that Ed Miliband
Even the 2019 election 🗳 Labour got 2.1 Million votes more than Brown’s 2010
2010 - 7,042,398
2015 - 8,087,706
2017 - 11,390,099
2019 - 9,152,034
With Nicky Morgan and many others now stepping down, let's be clear: the "Conservative & Unionist" party no longer exists.
Boris Johnson has removed anyone who supports Conservative economic policy (i.e. not risking No-Deal either now or next year) and keeping the Union together.
Dulux is owned by Dutch firm AkzoNobel - a company that opposes Brexit and that keeps calling on the government for certainty over the direction so perhaps Truss enjoyed meeting the dog because nobody else would talk to her.
Jeremy Hunt is awful, I know. I won’t deny it. But he’s less awful and less terrifying and more of an adult than Boris. Here goes nothing.
#ToryLeadershipContest
@bbclaurak Part of me says at least Hunt is an adult. But the other part says Boris is so completely unpredictable that he’s as likely to revoke as to do anything else. I genuinely don’t know.
@bbclaurak Me. I am. I hung onto my membership specifically to have a say in the next leadership because I wanted to vote against the possibility of a no-deal Brexit and the devastation it will bring. But both candidates are as bad as one another.
@Kel70824886@OGMurphy1 I do. And I have a vote. But these two are both as bad as one another. I kept my membership specifically and only for this and now I don’t know what to do.