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Somehow just learning of your campaign. I applaud your stance and offer full support from across the pond!
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Also loved, "Nice (pronounced the French way) work if you can get it."
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Three words for her: "Liam Byrne's note!"
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In terms of the Referendum -- yes! Obviously some have realised their mistake during the passing years, but as exhibited here, some of them are still out there:
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Many people thought their areas were being 'left behind' because of austerity imposed by the Coalition, even though by the Referendum it was purely a Tory gov't. There were many TV interviews with people who voted Leave simply to "give the Gov't a kicking".
I think that's was Zoe is getting at.
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Is that in Orange (Juice) County?
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I believe that Labour does want to help such communities, but they shot themselves in the foot with their early policies taking money from people in those areas. They enabled the current narrative.
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Govt's increase in employment support is expected to help, at most, 95,000 disabled people into work - just 3% of those at risk of cuts to disability benefits.
Employment support is needed to remove barriers disabled people face. But support is undermined by impending cuts. 2/2
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Spot on!
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Many only think it's unfair because Labour aren't vigorously challenging the narrative from Reform and the right-wing media. In fact, on almost every issue, Labour's communications have been awful since they entered government last July.
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And you are absolutely right with your response, Clive. Thanks - and keep up the fight.
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Today I am proposing amendments to the borders bill and hoping to speak in debate to be voice for those principles and those people because they are not mutually exclusive. 2/2
#TrueLabour
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I’m surprised, yet not surprised (IYSWIM) that they didn’t wait to have a confirmed FAA Administrator in place, as that would surely be the person with immediate oversight of the project, wouldn’t it?
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Goal of the Month - Ashlee vs Plymouth.
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If only UK voters thought the same way about Farage’s arse-kissing attitude towards Trump!
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"I don't think Farage will rob us!" He clearly hasn't been paying attention to the UK's grifter-in-chief.
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You have been warned (repeatedly).
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"When people show you who they are, believe them the first time."
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A few hundred thousand for the aircraft, millions to outfit with the interior, IFE and connectivity that a connoisseur like you would require.
(PS great to see you at AIX)
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Delighted to see you, Kevin. AIX really is a wonderful event isn’t it?
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No no no, Ed. You don’t get to call Trump’s tariffs “self inflicted.” You don’t get to “hope” for sanity.
You cheered this on. You celebrated it. You donated to the cause. Trump did exactly what he said he would do. You don’t get to play the shocked CEO now.
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Just waiting for the addendum ". . . but still no second goal."