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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 15 Jan 2022, 20:00
by D6Nutz
So, because IR35 I'm not allowed to claim diddly-squat on expenses.. MP's on the other hand get to claim almost anything by the look of it.

How about their entire gas and electricity bills??

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MPs who represent seats outside London will be protected from rising fuel bills

316 MPs put in utilities claims in 2020-21 with dozens claiming more than average dual fuel tariff of £1,138
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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 15 Jan 2022, 20:07
by duke63
Rules for government officials are different to rules for ordinary plebs like us…and don’t we know it!!!!.
D6Nutz wrote:So, because IR35 I'm not allowed to claim diddly-squat on expenses.. MP's on the other hand get to claim almost anything by the look of it.

How about their entire gas and electricity bills??

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... homes.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
MPs who represent seats outside London will be protected from rising fuel bills

316 MPs put in utilities claims in 2020-21 with dozens claiming more than average dual fuel tariff of £1,138
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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 08:17
by Kwacky
Voter ID cards were voted in last night.

85 Tory MPs who voted against vaccination passports because of civil liberty issues last night supported the government.

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 11:54
by Monty
Kwacky wrote:Voter ID cards were voted in last night.

85 Tory MPs who voted against vaccination passports because of civil liberty issues last night supported the government.
......... and there you go! This combined with the proposed boundary changes will keep them in for the next 20 years,

How many actual cases of election fraud have we had in the UK? You can probably count them all on two hands.

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 14:20
by Kwacky
There was 1 at the 2019 election

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 15:09
by D6Nutz
Monty wrote:
Kwacky wrote:Voter ID cards were voted in last night.

85 Tory MPs who voted against vaccination passports because of civil liberty issues last night supported the government.
......... and there you go! This combined with the proposed boundary changes will keep them in for the next 20 years,

How many actual cases of election fraud have we had in the UK? You can probably count them all on two hands.
Don't worry.

The Bumbling bafoon will make plenty more f*#£ups before the next election.

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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 15:13
by Monty
D6Nutz wrote:
Monty wrote:
Kwacky wrote:Voter ID cards were voted in last night.

85 Tory MPs who voted against vaccination passports because of civil liberty issues last night supported the government.
......... and there you go! This combined with the proposed boundary changes will keep them in for the next 20 years,

How many actual cases of election fraud have we had in the UK? You can probably count them all on two hands.
Don't worry.

The Bumbling bafoon will make plenty more f*#£ups before the next election.
He will be long gone by the next election, along with our great nation's collective memory

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 19:47
by duke63
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60039868" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Is this **** idiot for real???

YOU were in charge and supposedly an integral part of making the rules. What an absolute dickhead.

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 20:38
by Monty
You need to watch the unedited full version, it's relentless. Repetitive, but utterly relentless.

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 20:40
by D6Nutz
duke63 wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60039868

Is this **** idiot for real???

YOU were in charge and supposedly an integral part of making the rules. What an absolute dickhead.
And let's not forget the standing at a lectern with a witty 3 word slogan dictating the rules to the nation.

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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 20:40
by Kwacky
Johnson looks broken

I'm hoping he wants out pretty soon.

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 20:55
by D41
"Partygate".... (rolf) (rolf) (rolf)

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 21:21
by duke63
Kwacky wrote:Johnson looks broken

I'm hoping he wants out pretty soon.
Good.. fuxck him!

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 18 Jan 2022, 23:05
by D6Nutz
duke63 wrote:
Kwacky wrote:Johnson looks broken

I'm hoping he wants out pretty soon.
Good.. fuxck him!
One of the few occasions where you wouldn't care if the door did hit his arse on the way out Image

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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 08:13
by Monty
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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 12:00
by Kwacky
A Tory MP has just publicly accused the government of blackmailing Tory MPs. William Wragg said that the Tories are using whips to attack anyone who is thought or known not to back Johnson. Threats including withdrawing funds to MP constituencies and publishing stories to the press to embarass those MPs.

He's told them to go to the police and report them to the Speaker.

In other news. Sue Gray has been given an email from a senior official to the PM's private secretary warning him that the party on 20th May 2020 should not go ahead.

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 12:56
by duke63
Bullying his own MPs will just rip the party in two.

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 14:14
by D6Nutz
The current shit shower (all parties included) really are exposing quite how corrupt and self serving British politics is.

Frankly, it's an embarrassment to the country. especially so at a time where we need to build or rebuild post-brexit foreign relationships based on trust.

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Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 14:31
by C00kiemonster

Re: The Daily Post Election Politics Thread

Posted: 21 Jan 2022, 10:41
by D6Nutz
There you go Monty, this should cheer you up on a cold Friday morning.

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