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Topic History of: What Boris did next.
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Green Man	Wyot wrote: hedda wrote: Truss has trumped Labour with her energy plans. she may surprise us yet. Maggie may be her hero but she doesn't seem as ideological as her Well yes let's wait and see I suppose. Her energy plans - to the tune of about 100bn - are taxpayer funded. This on top of the Furlow payments to businesses during the lockdowns... And in the same breath she is intending to cut taxes...This is incoherent. Maggie would have been honest that we can't have it all; that pain may be needed to recover. She would have engaged with us as grown ups. So far I haven't seen Liz doing much of that sort of thing... Liz, has no bite or backbone.
Wyot	hedda wrote: Truss has trumped Labour with her energy plans. she may surprise us yet. Maggie may be her hero but she doesn't seem as ideological as her Well yes let's wait and see I suppose. Her energy plans - to the tune of about 100bn - are taxpayer funded. This on top of the Furlow payments to businesses during the lockdowns... And in the same breath she is intending to cut taxes...This is incoherent. Maggie would have been honest that we can't have it all; that pain may be needed to recover. She would have engaged with us as grown ups. So far I haven't seen Liz doing much of that sort of thing...
hedda	Truss has trumped Labour with her energy plans. she may surprise us yet. Maggie may be her hero but she doesn't seem as ideological as her
Honey	Taskmaster wrote: And his journey begins by the passing of a baton that’s slippery and impossible to handle. Boris Johnson is handing his successor an economic 'catastrophe' www.cnn.com/2022/09/04/business/uk-prime...r-economy/index.html Barney you are imagining how YOU would feel if you were handed the slippery baton. To YOU, it would be a seemingly impossible task to right the wrongs, but Truss and Sunak clearly could not give a stuff and will not feel burdened in the slightest.
Green Man	Boris next move is getting a Nobel Prize for doing dodgy dealings with the WEF and Ukraine.