That looks like Dominic Cummings! Wonder what he has to say about the new PM.
Is this the only picture they have?Not the photo I would have chosen to show our new amazing ready to tackle the energy crisis serious times PM.
Not the photo I would have chosen to show our new amazing ready to tackle the energy crisis serious times PM.
Not the photo I would have chosen to show our new amazing ready to tackle the energy crisis serious times PM.
Well there is this picture
Looks like she's in constant pain.
Not the photo I would have chosen to show our new amazing ready to tackle the energy crisis serious times PM.
Not the photo I would have chosen to show our new amazing ready to tackle the energy crisis serious times PM.
Might as well stop calling each PM by their name and just call them "The Toryblob".
Not the photo I would have chosen to show our new amazing ready to tackle the energy crisis serious times PM.
Victor Frankenstein, the doctor who has sewn her together from dead Tory PM's.
Not the photo I would have chosen to show our new amazing ready to tackle the energy crisis serious times PM.
Meldrew, and he reacted to this appointment with his usual incredulity.
Yep, the fine and rational membership of the conservative party have done that for us.Yes, but on the Australia and New Zealand trade deals. There's no requirement to hold a debate for a new Prime Minister.
The first half... Reading the positions of the characters felt like solving a math problem or an ikea assembly guide. Latter half is confusing... I think this is meant to be erotic but the words chosen better suit horror.I think I am literate, but this excerpt causes me to doubt myself.
Is this really hard for anybody else to read? Not emotionally (that goes without saying), but linguistically.
Am I illiterate or is Nadine Dorries just that bad of a writer?
Meldrew, and he reacted to this appointment with his usual incredulity.
Well at least it sounds like they are going to freeze energy bills...probably always the plan, they just wanted an easy PR win for Truss.
This was the first thing came to mind too!
Yup...and plenty will fall for it as well (and it'll likely make it easier to push fracking through, by convincing the gullible that it will somehow help their energy prices ..and they'll get little push back).The tories were already in charge so what was stopping them freezing the energy prices already?
Oh right they are corrupt greedy assholes who wanted people to suffer so they could get an easy win that the stupid gullible public will clap and cheer for because the new PM is so much better. Barf
Yup...and plenty will fall for it as well (and it'll likely make it easier to push fracking through, by convincing the gullible that it will somehow help their energy prices ..and they'll get little push back).
When does she start, next Mondayā¦..
Freezing the prices definitely isn't enough since they are high already along with food going up. Sort that one out.
Don't worry there's plenty of material available to Labour thanks to the last few weeks of hustings.Well at least it sounds like they are going to freeze energy bills...probably always the plan, they just wanted an easy PR win for Truss(while worrying the shit out of everyone else to do it).
Not a great position for Starmer to attack from, if the Tories are going to freeze prices for 2 years vs his proposal of 6 months. His policy timidity is a major own goal if it allows the Tories to outflank Labour from the left.
- "There's no magic money tree"
Yes, there is a magic money tree. It is being shaken vigorously by the management and shareholders of the energy production companies.
- "Don't you know there's a war on, we all have to buckle down and do our bit"
When you say "all" did you really mean to exclude the management and shareholders of the energy production companies?
- "If they don't make profits they won't be incentivised to invest"
Were they investing before? Yep. Have their production costs gone up? Nope. So they were making plenty enough profit before all this.
- "The market price is what determines our energy costs, the market can't be bucked"
Really? You think the energy production companies are paying market price for the energy they use?
Are they really going to make us pay 130 billion+ into energy companies and not tax the fuck out of the energy companies to cover it? Robbery.
But taxpayers would eventually have to pay back the cost of subsidising prices and it's a possibility that household bills would not majorly fall when the crisis settles.