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Post by jonksy on Feb 7, 2024 10:35:54 GMT
Good to see the PIE perv of is standing down.....
All the Labour MPs who are stepping down at the next UK general election..
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Post by Fairsociety on Feb 7, 2024 10:57:04 GMT
Good, if they all defect to Reform Labour will be lucky to make a hung parliament .... LOL
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Post by witchfinder on Feb 7, 2024 11:18:27 GMT
You got this very wrong jonksy, there are a lot of MPs who are standing down before the next general election, but the majority of them are Conservative. This is what The Evening Standard stated yesterday "Kwarteng joins a growing list of MPs, almost all of them Conservatives, who are departing before the general election. Other include Dominic Raab, who confirmed his departure from Parliament at the next general election" So yes, your right about Rats deserting a sinking ship www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/which-mps-are-stepping-down-before-the-next-general-election/ar-AA156hrf |
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Post by jonksy on Feb 7, 2024 11:25:47 GMT
You got this very wrong jonksy, there are a lot of MPs who are standing down before the next general election, but the majority of them are Conservative.This is what The Evening Standard stated yesterday "Kwarteng joins a growing list of MPs, almost all of them Conservatives, who are departing before the general election. Other include Dominic Raab, who confirmed his departure from Parliament at the next general election" So yes, your right about Rats deserting a sinking ship www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/which-mps-are-stepping-down-before-the-next-general-election/ar-AA156hrfWe are talking about the labour derting rats WF.....If you feel so strong about the tories who are stading down start your own thread rather than your usual whtaboutery on this one. |
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Post by dappy on Feb 7, 2024 11:26:31 GMT
Yet another in the long list of moronic thread titles.
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Post by andrewbrown on Feb 7, 2024 11:28:23 GMT
You got this very wrong jonksy, there are a lot of MPs who are standing down before the next general election, but the majority of them are Conservative.This is what The Evening Standard stated yesterday "Kwarteng joins a growing list of MPs, almost all of them Conservatives, who are departing before the general election. Other include Dominic Raab, who confirmed his departure from Parliament at the next general election" So yes, your right about Rats deserting a sinking ship www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/which-mps-are-stepping-down-before-the-next-general-election/ar-AA156hrfWe are talking about the labour derting rats WF.....If you feel so strong about the tories who are stading down start your own thread rather than your usual whtaboutery on this one. You seemed to acknowledge on a previous thread that Labour would win this years GE, so why are you now terming it a sinking ship? Have you changed your mind? |
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Post by jonksy on Feb 7, 2024 11:28:36 GMT
Yet another in the long list of moronic thread titles. Yet another one to add to the list of your moronic excuses for so called debate dappy. |
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Post by jonksy on Feb 7, 2024 11:31:11 GMT
We are talking about the labour derting rats WF.....If you feel so strong about the tories who are stading down start your own thread rather than your usual whtaboutery on this one. , so why are you now terming it a sinking ship? Have you changed your mind? They will if the silent majority do jack shit Andy. Don't foget a week is a long time in politics. Even you should have learnt that by now. The remainers have had their noses rubbed in it enough times. |
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Post by witchfinder on Feb 7, 2024 11:32:58 GMT
I have voted Conservative in the past, but seriously, who the Hell is going to vote for a party which is divided and fighting amongst themselves. Its little wonder that so many Conservative MPs are getting out whilst the going is good, whilst they still have a job.
Yesterdays so called PopCon was just another sign of the Tory Party at war with itself, theere now aligning to their various sides before the big fight comes when Sunak resigns.
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Post by jonksy on Feb 7, 2024 11:38:24 GMT
I have voted Conservative in the past, but seriously, who the Hell is going to vote for a party which is divided and fighting amongst themselves. Its little wonder that so many Conservative MPs are getting out whilst the going is good, whilst they still have a job. Yesterdays so called PopCon was just another sign of the Tory Party at war with itself, theere now aligning to their various sides before the big fight comes when Sunak resigns. Are you denying the FACT that there is infighting in the labour camp WF? |
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Post by Pacifico on Feb 7, 2024 11:39:03 GMT
Yet another in the long list of moronic thread titles. Why? - from across the Labour supporting media there has been headline after headline about Tory MP's behaving like rates fleeing a sinking ship - even Keir Starmer has used the phrase in the commons in the past. Why the double standards? |
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Post by dappy on Feb 7, 2024 11:51:03 GMT
You are not stupid Pacifico. Don't pretend you are.
Age profile of Labour and Tory MPs stepping down
Lab Con
20s 0 2
30s 0 2
40s 0 14
50s 0 15
60s 9 15
70s 5 7
80s 2 1
There are a large number of Tory's choosing to leave at an early or prime time of their political career. None from Labour.
Personally I don't blame them - it does feel likely the Tory's will lose and for many 5 or maybe 10 years in opposition probably doesn't feel overly attractive.
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Post by witchfinder on Feb 7, 2024 12:08:17 GMT
I have voted Conservative in the past, but seriously, who the Hell is going to vote for a party which is divided and fighting amongst themselves. Its little wonder that so many Conservative MPs are getting out whilst the going is good, whilst they still have a job. Yesterdays so called PopCon was just another sign of the Tory Party at war with itself, theere now aligning to their various sides before the big fight comes when Sunak resigns. Are you denying the FACT that there is infighting in the labour camp WF? There is no infighting within the Labour Party, that is all history now since Mr Corbyn was heavily defeated in the 2019 election and the Labour party returned back to normal under Keir Starmer. Yes, there are factions within the Labour Party, just as there have always been, same as in the Conservative Party, and there are certain MPs in both main parties who act like a "thorn in the side", the extreme right in the Tory Party and the Loony Left in the Labour Party. People such as Dianne Abbot and Richard Burgon are largely keeping quiet these days, probably because they know they are a small minority now, but also because they can see what the polls are saying. But in the Tory Party the battle lines are been drawn, and the fighting is already taking place. Only last week the MP for Middlesbrough South, Simon Clarke, openly called for Sunak to resign before its too late. |
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Post by jonksy on Feb 7, 2024 12:59:08 GMT
Are you denying the FACT that there is infighting in the labour camp WF? that is all history now since Mr Corbyn was heavily defeated in the 2019 election and the Labour party returned back to normal under Keir Starmer. Yes, there are factions within the Labour Party, just as there have always been, same as in the Conservative Party, and there are certain MPs in both main parties who act like a "thorn in the side", the extreme right in the Tory Party and the Loony Left in the Labour Party. People such as Dianne Abbot and Richard Burgon are largely keeping quiet these days, probably because they know they are a small minority now, but also because they can see what the polls are saying. But in the Tory Party the battle lines are been drawn, and the fighting is already taking place. Only last week the MP for Middlesbrough South, Simon Clarke, openly called for Sunak to resign before its too late. Have you passed on your knowledge to starmer dappy LOL? |
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Post by Fairsociety on Feb 7, 2024 13:05:49 GMT
Yet another in the long list of moronic thread titles. Why? - from across the Labour supporting media there has been headline after headline about Tory MP's behaving like rates fleeing a sinking ship - even Keir Starmer has used the phrase in the commons in the past. Why the double standards? ... don't forget hypocrisy too. |
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