@rolandmcs To be fair it's a seismic win, both historically and within the recent context, but still feels slightly disappointing the Tories aren't on double figures.
@BethRigby By 'more animated' you surely mean 'pathetically peevish and unnecessarily aggressive toward young female audience members'.
He lost it big time.
@mikeysmith@StevePeers In other words, young people will undertake the most menial tasks possible, as it will prove impossible in terms of training and supervision to insist on more.
And this is badged as a way of improving young people's skills... π€‘
@jamesrbuk It also ignores the fact that, should Sunak somehow squeek into power, the tories won't wait long to replace him.
So not only will anyone voting Tory have no clue as to 'the plan', but also no idea of *whose* plan it will be.
@JamesHarrisNow Bizarre treating the actual policies & record of the Tories over 14 years, & the election *framing* for a Labour opposition, as equivalent. I think the claims about Labour policy in govt will age badly.
And it ignores things like quite big differences in e.g borrowing rules.
@BethRigby@SkyNews Sunak has abandoned the 5 pledges he made just last year (plus more in his leadership bid in 2022) but strangely you never seem to mention those...
@sundersays And seems to ignore that *just* the last 5 years have seen the Tories create enough chaos to warrant a chapter at least as long as the previous 30 years political history.