Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

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Polish women are mostly beautiful.....

well polished perhaps?

It's in the Guardian, so it must be true!



Conservatives take six-point lead in Guardian/ICM poll


Support for Tories rises three points to 39% as Labour drops two to 33%, Lib Dems remain at 8% and Ukip drops back two points to tie with Greens on 7%



http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/apr/13/conservatives-six-point-lead-guardian-icm-poll-labour

Blimey.....why such a lead ?.....has Milliband put his foot in it ?....

Basically the two Ed's haven't got a clue.
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The financial crisis caused the deficit that Labour ran in 2002/3?

And grew in 2003/4?

And in 2004/5?

And in 2005/6?

“It was the financial crisis that caused the deficit…” in 2006/7?

And in 2007/8?

Really, Ed?

Call me Dave drops the big one....



David Cameron revives right to buy and says Tories are the 'party of working people'

The Conservative leader will declare 'we are the true party of working people' as he revives the right to buy scheme and announces that people earning minimum wage will not pay tax under a Tory government.






By Peter Dominiczak, Political Editor

10:30PM BST 13 Apr 2015



David Cameron will declare that the Conservatives are “the party of working people” as he revives the right to buy scheme and announces that people earning minimum wage will not pay tax under a Tory government.


Unveiling the Tory manifesto in Wiltshire, the Conservatives will attempt to reach out to working-class voters by outlining the two policies aimed squarely at those on low incomes.


The move will be seen as an attempt to emulate the success of Margaret Thatcher by broadening the party's support base outside of the middle classes.


And it will aim to take advantage of the perception that Labour under Ed Miliband have abandoned their traditional working class heartlands.


Mr Cameron will make an emotional appeal to voters and ask them not to “waste the past five years” by backing Mr Miliband in next month’s election.

The Prime Minister will promise to give voters “security at every stage of your life” by revolutionising the right to buy housing scheme to ensure it applies to housing association tenants.

And he is also expected to unveil a policy to ensure that a person on the minimum wage does not pay income tax.



more: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/david-cameron/11533924/David-Cameron-revives-right-to-buy-and-says-Tories-are-the-party-of-working-people.html

Just put a bet on DC becoming PM after GE.....risky of course....but good odds....

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THIS is tory responsibility with future debt going into the "private pockets".

For immediate release

In response to the Conservative manifesto announcement that Right to Buy will be extended to include housing association homes.

Ruth Davison, Director of Policy and External Affairs at the National Housing Federation said,

“We fully support the aspiration of homeownership but extending Right to Buy to housing associations is the wrong solution to our housing crisis…”

Blah blah blah, etcetera.

That would be Ruth Davison who is a member of Islington North constituency Labour Party.

That is one of the most left wing constituencies in the country.