@andy4makerfield @AndyBurnhamGM Good, but once PM there can’t just be an emphasis on the North of England with similar issues persisting in Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Midlands as well.
@IvanEyedeah@ArchRose90 Well if they’re getting mud slinged at them then it’s important we hear their voice. Need to see these peoples character and opinion.
@GaryMBeer@terrychristian As I believer in Social Justice of course I wouldn’t want to see any army veterans homeless. What I’m saying is I’m not uniquely sympathetic to them.
Are there a lot of them financially struggling, if so it doesn’t make sense just keep working moving on once they’ve left?.
@terrychristian@GaryMBeer Yes Terry there seems to be this elevation mentality that when someone has been the army there can be no criticism or accountability for anything they do afterwards.
@GBfreethinker29@ElectionMapsUK@OpiniumResearch With disabled children it’s the obvious choice. Whilst the leadership are trying to make it stricter the Labour rank and file have blocked it. Therefore, they remain in power they’ll look elsewhere. Plus Tice and Oakeshott were on complaining about motobility.
@johnseasman1@BritainElects The disenfranchised left are going Lib Dem and Green but the percentage rise according to Electoral calculus isn’t translating into more seats.
@cramerislamer@PolitlcsUK@alexwickham With respect if Europes countries started all acting independently then they’ll just be picked off 1 by 1. By the time he gets to us we’ll have no chance.
@IsabelOakeshott Don’t get it. You are likely a very wealthy woman, your choices in life will not be impacted by PIP paying mobility component.
Plus there’s a lot more disabled ppl than 1m, meaning the benefit is already sufficiently policed.