A Political Thread pt. 2

[ncurd]

Truss's first bloody stupid move removing anyone associated with Sunak. He had a larger supporting parliamentary base (38.3 v 31.6). And still took 42.6 of the membership vote (which was higher tan predicted).

When you have a polling problem that's not a group to make enemies with out the gate.

 

[TRF_Olyy]

 

[McTallshort]

Ok, I flattered you
Are you a reservist,by the way?

Not anymore. British soldiers are only required to stay as reservists for a short period after leaving regular service.

 

[Bada-Bing!]

Energy bills: Tens of thousands of firms 'face collapse' without help

More than 25,000 businesses could collapse or cut jobs without bill support, experts warn.

www.bbc.co.uk

Welcome to your first day in office PM Truss.

 

[Seeker]

 

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[McTallshort]

Energy bills: Tens of thousands of firms 'face collapse' without help

More than 25,000 businesses could collapse or cut jobs without bill support, experts warn.

www.bbc.co.uk

Welcome to your first day in office PM Truss.

We are proper ******

 

[Bada-Bing!]

We are proper ******

My dad always told me about Winter of discontent in the 1970s. Well, welcome to our generation’s one coming up. Hope Truss has a bloody good plan up her sleeve.

 

[ncurd]

Who is going to watch PMQ's?

 

[ncurd]

God shes a terrible public speaker....

 

[ncurd]

She answers questions better than Johnson but it turns into white noise within seconds due to her tone.

 

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[Which Tyler]

Did anyone watch? did he actually answer? or was it a genuine IT glitch?

 

[Reiser99]

Energy price cap: How are gas and electricity prices changing?

Typical gas and electricity bills are forecast to fall slightly from January when a new energy price cap began.

www.bbc.co.uk

So bills capped, but the British people will pay for it later either in increased taxes or cuts to services to lower debt.
It's also blanket for all so the wealthy benefit just as much as the poor.
There is also no new support for those on lower incomes as far as I can see, so those already struggling or those who will need to use more electricity such as pensioners will be worse off.

Yay!