General Election 2017 | Cabinet reshuffle: Hunt re-appointed Health Secretary for record third time
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Is that from Twitter, Facebook or Instagram? How many followers did Foot have on social media?
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Oh you're very much mistaken. Your mental gymnastics are hilarious.
So even though the public made it clear they wouldn't vote for him from day 1 of his leadership, we stick with him anyway, then blame the public for doing what they said they would do? Incredible hubris.
Let me guess, the only possible solution is for him to stand down and one of the great welfare abstainers come in? Where has all this 'we' shit come from as well?
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I do procurement for a living, and outsourcing of procurement. I have been slated massively on here for even suggesting that there could be some savings for outsourcing this non core activity. The NHS are really shit at buying commodity products and services, but let's not let that get in the way of getting a better bang for the taxpayer's buck.
There was an end to that particular stick?
Who exactly would you outsource it to?
Similar things could (should) be applied to military procurement as well...
In fact let's be honest public services are generally shit at structuring commercial deals (education being another sector that's shit at buying... police etc etc)
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Ambiguous question, do you mean which spend categories, or which business units you'd outsource the spend for?
All of the above. Just seems ripe for brown envelope corruption.
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ok, dobba you seem to accept that you are ready for corruption. So what bribes do you need?
Just let me know the company you're outsourcing to just before the deal goes through and I promise not to buy shares just before the price goes up.
They hadn't yet seized the memes of production.
Tom Bradby is good at ITN anchor, taking the piss out of the 'strong and stable' phrase. Nice for a UK anchor to actually have a bit of personality.
Sorry to hear that mate, my mum has MS and whilst she is still mostly mobile at the moment, the day she wont be isnt that far off. Like your Dad she is very proud, and I can see her not asking for help a mile away.
What the feck are you on about? He's been voted for as leader twice, overwhelmingly. He's getting massive crowds everywhere he goes. Has he not visited your planet yet, is that your beef?
So presumably you expect him to win on June 8th, and will alter your opinion if he's beaten?
Corbyn isn't a nurse doing 12 hour days at that age though, is he?
And you claim that HE is the idiot.
I am in my thirties so although young, not the young that you are talking about (18-24) I am also working class and about as close to the poverty line than i have ever been largely thanks to this Tory government.
so in short, no that probably isn't the kind of people that this Labour attracts.
We are laughing at you mate.
Do you know what, let me take the time to actually spell it out for you..
We as a nation have a fecking once in a lifetime opportunity to elect a good, honest man to office. But will we take it? oh hell no.
You see, nobody actually gives any legitimate reasons for Corbyn being incapable, most of the major decisions he makes after becoming elected have to go to a parliamentary vote anyway but we will ignore that largely because the sun/mail/telegraph/express tell us to.
The fact of the matter is this, If the Tories win this election, we as a country are in serious trouble.
policing.
Education.
NHS.
Public services.
Transport.
Every single one of the above issues are serious, every single one of them have faced cuts since the Tories were in power and every single one of them will continue to face cuts over the next 5 years and guess what? Working class people will vote Tory and then wonder why this is happening.
Corbyn will bring us back to the 70's apparently, people used to be able to buy a house in the 70's so there's that. May wants to bring back fox hunting and i will be brutally honest with you, if you are the kind of person that likes to chase animals and kill them, you are a fecking first class cnut.
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Case in point that any Labour government in doesn't means a end to the poorest in society getting attacked.
This type manifesto(And the fact that Labour is now a anti austerity party) wouldn't of happened without the two Corbyn leadership wins. And a question that fails the great minds of the Labour PLP - Who would of been better than Corbyn ?
Also I might as well a get a dig in at New Labour but there really was no 13 years of building, a good amount of blame can be put on New Labour as to why this country is such shite hole.
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How many hours a day do you think a pm does?
It's easy to understand why they burn through so much money when you deal with the support functions for a while.
I used to work with the finance departments of all the London NHS trusts. Every single one of them had multiple contractors on 1-2k per DAY, most of them career public sector people with ACCAs and the like doing the rounds of all the trusts.
I sat in an interview once with a senior guy from Barclays looking to move for a better work/life balance. He was a seriously good candidate, but they just weren't interested. They thought he wouldn't 'get' the NHS.
They don't need any more money than they already get. You could double the budget and the next year they'd want more.
Is he holding a needle about he's about to press into someones vein though? Or preparing the right concentration of a potentially deadly chemical to give to a patient?
People should be able to work as long as they want to, but we shouldn't make people work to an unsafe age
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Better a pure manifesto we never implement than a compromise one we do huh? How noble.
Anyone.
Whatever you say. I'll just leave this here.
Are we really back to arguing that an Eagle, Owen Smith, or Liz Kenndal Labour with a 'centre' manifesto would have swept the election?
Sky discussing Corbyn's huge crowds as a bad thing
Possibly someone a bit more charismatic than that lot might have. But I'd also argue that someone more popular than Corbyn could win with his manifesto also. It doesn't really matter too much to many people anymore, the average person goes to the booth and thinks "that May lady seems sensible and nice" or "that Corbyn is a right ruffian and is clueless". All about what the papers are telling them.
The tories arguments on tax are interesting. When challenged why they refuse to promise not to raise tax they say they they may need to but they don't want to, yet they're also arguing that Labour raising taxes won't raise money. Which is it?