@SJP74@unity_now_in_uk@PolitlcsUK There’s more to this than meets the eye. He wouldn’t have floated this unless advised something could be done. It could be a mistake but really? The Treasury would have known from the outset.
@All_Things_New_@krispykremeUK@CadburyUK Years ago it would have been YES! Now though I can only think of Palm Oil when I see a purple wrapper. In my personal opinion, drop it now before it taints the rest of your range. For anyone else reading this, do your own research.
@BBCBreakfast Comparing the 2024 GE and 2026 local election voting numbers to yesterday, Labour simply inspired the 2026 Labour local election abstainers to come out and vote. It all points to an Autumn General Election to take advantage of the Burnham bump.
@LinesLarry9442@AvonandsomerRob Too much optimism there. The same with the Greens at the other end of the spectrum. You can pull the centre so far but not beyond. The prospect of people being pulled out of their houses (whether they should be there or not) is going to be too brutal a comparison to the Nazis.
@ScottSmith85374 Sadly in my opinion the answer is 47. And the emphasis is on sadly. He offered so much as the President with business acumen but it’s turned into an incoherent fumble as age has caught up with him. I agree with you on the 🫏 though. Utter shambles.
@ScottSmith85374 How about thinking back to great presidents like Nixon and Reagan, and then ask yourself who would they have pointed at as being the enemy within.