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🚨 EMBARRASSING SQUIRM: LABOUR MP REFUSES TO ADMIT RUNAWAY PUBLIC SPENDING MUST FALL! Meet Labour MP Rosena Allin Khan. Watch her squirm and dodge on BBC Newsnight when asked a simple yes or no question: should government spending come down? She literally could not bring herself to say yes,...

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Richard McLarenvor 1 Monat

It is Labour’s DNA to spend other people’s money because “they know best”. They are a party of envy. They decide what is fair. It is interesting that Labour is always focused on controlling other people’s money, self determination and outcomes.

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Veritatem 2021: TRUTH IS NOT A POPULARITY CONTESTvor 1 Monat

Socialists always think that money grows on trees.

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Diana Hardingvor 1 Monat

We had 2 years of the fictitious £22 billion black hole. Now we have the Liz Truss budget. I suppose we should be grateful that she didn't blame Margaret Thatcher! 🙄

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Abbie Wvor 1 Monat

@julia57575 Labour has been in power for 2+ years now….when do the plan to quit blaming the past and start actually governing?

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Stanleyvor 1 Monat

@DerekMurr2

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Johnvor 1 Monat

She might want to check the latest gilt prices, if she's bringing up Liz Truss.

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Jovor 1 Monat

@bedford_colleen Blah blah blah.. Liz Truss, Farage, Breakfast Clubs, Bus fares. Utter shite as usual. #GetLabourOut

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David Walkervor 1 Monat

Typical, Imo, Labour response — not a clue , way out of her depth , Bless her — bloody depressing , we have people like this influencing the direction of our country 😔

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Or I’ll just!!vor 1 Monat

Interesting.

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David Owenvor 1 Monat

I hope all the sycophants on the front bench and the 411 PLP are happy they have no plan no ideas and no credibility for government At least there was a plan with Sir Keir and Rachel Reeves

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MarkHvor 1 Monat

She sounds utterly thick ignorant and untruthful. Like them all I think.

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Fred Far Right Hooligan Flintstonevor 1 Monat

Burnham: it was Fatcha This idiot: it was Truss Do you want to cut public spending: incoherent evasive waffle What a bloody mess...

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Ron klinevor 1 Monat

Clueless, little business experience and economically incompetent sums up most Labour MP's imo.

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Brian Paceyvor 1 Monat

Is there any wonder why people don’t like politicians especially Labour. Just answer YES OR NO Liz truss was months ago you plank . Why don’t you bring Churchill up and blame him

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Martin Humberstonevor 1 Monat

Absolute 🤡🤡🤡🤡

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Hugh Jolley 🇬🇧 🇺🇸vor 1 Monat

Labour are cooked.

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Kvor 1 Monat

Labour are so thick when it comes to finance. I mean really thick

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Benvor 1 Monat

@DrRosena is an embarrassing tard.

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🏌️‍♂️vor 1 Monat

Two jobs Rosena.🤔

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John Lacklandvor 1 Monat

dancing around the head of a pin

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Bubalubvor 1 Monat

Another fork tongue @UKLabour MP - whatever you think about @KemiBadenoch - she always answers the question

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Ianvor 1 Monat

All Labour MPs are financially illiterate. These people should not be running the country !

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Steve Dorlingvor 1 Monat

Who is this woman she is living in another planet they just don’t get it they are finished

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Steve Dorlingvor 1 Monat

They can never answer a question none of the Labour Party can’t

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Anonymous596308vor 1 Monat

Typical Liebour MP accusing others for the mess Labour have put us in. Liz Truss was set up by the globalist, Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey selling bonds, last thing the globalists wanted was tax cuts. Opened up the way for WEF member/Moderna hedge fund & share holder Sunak.

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Harris Tottle - Famous thinker. 🚜vor 1 Monat

Increased debt runs in their DNA.

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Karl Robson ⚫️⚪️vor 1 Monat

This is Angela Rayner level squirming and incompetence

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Marcovor 1 Monat

Classic communist liar. 🤬

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alivor 1 Monat

Labour 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 talking utter BS....

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Arthur 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🙏🏻vor 1 Monat

Just cut her out if she won't answer simple

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Chris Morgan 🇺🇦 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿vor 1 Monat

😂 safe prediction they’ll still be blaming the Tories in 2029 at the end of their term. Gilt yields higher now than even under Truss but you won’t hear a word from the mainstream media or even the BoE odd…

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OnceTheRealViczvor 1 Monat

More simpleton drivel…

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James Ballvor 1 Monat

They never get that all we want is for them to be honest. We’d think so much more of them if they were. Why do they find it so hard to commit?

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Carrie Evor 1 Monat

Switched off once she said he understands the room he’s in I presume it’s a powder room

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