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Viking Chat => Off Topic => Topic started by: Colemans Left Hook on October 20, 2020, 05:09:08 pm
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does "stabber " need to watch his back ? just a thought
https://ilovemanchester.com/id-like-to-lead-labour-burnham
"I’d still like to lead the Labour Party one day – Andy Burnham"
"Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has not ruled out challenging for the Labour Party leadership for a third time – “one day”.
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does "stabber " need to watch his back ? just a thought
https://ilovemanchester.com/id-like-to-lead-labour-burnham
There nothing more despicable than trying to make some Ploitical gain out of the mess we are in right now!
"I’d still like to lead the Labour Party one day – Andy Burnham"
"Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has not ruled out challenging for the Labour Party leadership for a third time – “one day”.
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He's sticking up for the north.... Yeah course he is.
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What does an article from 2019 have to do with anything? He's literally run for leader before, so it's not exactly a big secret. The obsession the right has with making everything party political is bizarre to me. If it was party politics, why are many Tory MPs and councillors in the area on Burnham's side?
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I like Andy Burnham. I always have, and I don't have any particular political persuasion.
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I see they've slashed the funding from the £60m they offered to £22m now. Bizarre, spiteful and vindictive. It's verging on Trumpian - he always goes on about defunding "Blue States".
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His central point is unarguable as far as I can see.
If it was deemed necessary for the Govt to make up 80% of ALL employee's wages when they couldn't work in the first lockdown, why is it now proposed to give only 66% of wages to only a very specific set of employees who won't be able to work? And how long will this last for when the CSA himself has said he has zero confidence that Tier 3 will bring down infection numbers?
It is morally abhorrent for the Govt to be imposing the economic damage of Tier 3 on millions of people without protecting them. And it's coming here next.
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BST point to be made, it wasn't 80% of all.employees wages, it was capped and not at that high a level either.
But I do agree, the finance position is already terrible why not continue it at the 80%?
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BFYP.
Point taken.
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does "stabber " need to watch his back ? just a thought
https://ilovemanchester.com/id-like-to-lead-labour-burnham
"I’d still like to lead the Labour Party one day – Andy Burnham"
"Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has not ruled out challenging for the Labour Party leadership for a third time – “one day”.
amazingly his odds were cut with a knife today
https://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/next-labour-leader/bet-history/andy-burnham
https://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/next-labour-leader/bet-history/andy-burnham
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He's doing his job, fighting for the people he represents. That's what he's supposed to do. Going into Tier 3, wouldn't you rather have someone like him in your corner or would you prefer someone who just rolled over and did nothing?
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Just a little context.
Manchester, with a population of 3million, has been offered £60m to manage the effects of Tier3.
The negotiations have been run by Robert Jenrick.
That's the Robert Jenrick who rammed through £25m of Towns Fund money for his constituency (Newark) with a population of 120,000, despite it not making the priority list.
And the same Robert Jenrick who illegally rammed through planning permission for Tory party donor Richard Desmond, thereby saving him £40m in fees.
And folk genuinely think the Tory party is in the side of the working class North...
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And the same Robert Jenrick
The shadow home secretary has demanded that the cabinet minister Robert Jenrick fully explain himself after travelling more than an hour to visit his parents at the weekend – despite warning others to stay at home during the coronavirus lockdown.
It also emerged that Jenrick travelled 150 miles from his London property, where he stayed at the start of the lockdown, to his £1.2m Herefordshire home from where he travelled to his parents. His website says he lives with his family near Newark, his constituency in Nottingham, and London.
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In answer to the original question, yes and not just from Burnham
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In answer to the original question, yes and not just from Burnham
Ye On the matter of Covac i reckon we hear the first minister of Scotland's name mentioned 20 times to every once the Welsh first minister gets a mention ..... finally i can remember his name Drakeford ........ draw your own conclusions there
i have just checked the populations of liverpool and manchester (which seems to be 10% bigger)
what i didnt mention in the opening post was that I would expect the mayor of Liverpool to be "mentioned in dispatches" ... news moaning etc on a similar level as "him" ... i dont even know who the mayor of Liverpool is
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update
the "empty tin" is now 11/4 clear favourite from being double digits
when he first "rattled" and CLH's bank manager has a smile on his face.
so let's hope develops a policy of keeping the Manchester streets clean and bans eating "bananas in Manchester" lest he should fall on one.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-57544665
keep it going "my friend"