Didn't Fox successfully argue, in court, that Carlson was an an entertainer not a news reader so his constant lies are justifiable as no one is expected to believe them?
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Yep except right now they are being sued by capitol police for the riot and their misinformation surrounding it. You'd think they would keep their mouths shut. Also the information used in the segment was the information Kevin McCarthy released exclusively to them after Republicans took control of various committees. Republicans and Fox are scum and in lockstep together. Fox is also being sued currently for essentially being just a propaganda arm of the Republican party and acting outside the legal bounds of a news outlet during the last election. None of this has got them to behave themselves.Didn't Fox successfully argue, in court, that Carlson was an an entertainer not a news reader so his constant lies are justifiable as no one is expected to believe them?
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How can they get away with that when his show is on Fox NEWS!!!!Didn't Fox successfully argue, in court, that Carlson was an an entertainer not a news reader so his constant lies are justifiable as no one is expected to believe them?
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Considering your vote?It's rank.
I've made this point before, but there's nowhere else to go.Considering your vote?
There’s always somewhere to go my friend. Good that you’re calling it out though.I've made this point before, but there's nowhere else to go.
Same attitude here as with my stance on the EU in 2016 - better to try and fix from within rather than walk away, no matter how futile it is.
TBH I see no way the Tories fix anything from within without being consigned to the wilderness for at least a few years. They have become too arrogant and are taking the populace for fools (tbh I always thought that but the extent of it now is ridiculous). Because of the nature of the parties in this country, which you indicate right here, they can assume they don't have to do anything and will get the entire right wing vote by default. The left wing parties need to compete with each other as well as the Tories.I've made this point before, but there's nowhere else to go.
Same attitude here as with my stance on the EU in 2016 - better to try and fix from within rather than walk away, no matter how futile it is.
The thing is, and this won't renew your faith in politics either, is that this is exactly what Starmer's Labour have done, with Brexit especially.they’ll be happy change policy at the drop of a hat to do that. With that in mind, think about how many focus groups they’ve done where the feedback has been “yeah get these bloody forrins out of my country” and the Tories are like, hey, this will actually play well with a lot off people.
I mean it's just more red meat to their followers
But this is why we need a complete overhaul of our democratic system. We now have 2 main parties whose focus is on not being as bad as the other party. They know most people now vote for the party they hate the least rather than for who they want. Politics in this country is childish with the focus being on name calling (in a political roundabout way), constantly blaming each other, misquoting figures (Suella Braverman should be forced to make a public correction for suggesting billions want to come to the UK.) There are no adult, sensible conversations on anything. While a proportional system or, my personal preference, an alternative vote system may not lead to as many majorities it would force parties to compromise more and focus on winning people's votes rather than constantly criticising the opposition.The thing is, and this won't renew your faith in politics either, is that this is exactly what Starmer's Labour have done, with Brexit especially.
PMQs today consisted of Starmer and Lab not actually taking a line of "what the **** is this", but of "you won't be able to deliver it", which is interesting.
Government by focus group is just so frustrating, especially when both parties behaviour seems to be the same - the difference between Con and Lab at this point is mostly Comms it seems, not policy.
The tories have a big majority still, and are going to lose the next election regardless. Stop playing to the focus groups and trying to save the poll numbers and just do the proper disraelian, one nation, things that the party is supposed to care about.
Holyrood suggests otherwise.While a proportional system or, my personal preference, an alternative vote system may not lead to as many majorities it would force parties to compromise more and focus on winning people's votes rather than constantly criticising the opposition.
True, but I'd argue any devolved government in the UK is still heavily influenced by Westminster.Holyrood suggests otherwise.
It's hard to isolate it from the rest of UK politics, but AMS hasn't led to that result at all.