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Boris Johnson: the new PM to energise the country?

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26-11-2019 00:32:42 Mobile | Show all posts
Get rid of the pointless HS2 and you can cover all those pledges and more.
Last estimates are over 56 billion which is insane.
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26-11-2019 00:32:42 Mobile | Show all posts
All admirable ambitions but first things first.  

Maybe he'll get to all of the above in November.
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26-11-2019 00:32:42 Mobile | Show all posts
Not as insane as Allan Cook, who is reviewing the project amid cost concerns, has predicted the final figure could end up being between £70 billion and £85 billion. HS2 'will cost £30bn over budget' as rail scheme controversy deepens
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26-11-2019 00:32:43 Mobile | Show all posts
Madness, just think what huge benefits that money could do to the country, as opposed to saving a piddly 10 minutes on a journey from brum to London.
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26-11-2019 00:32:43 Mobile | Show all posts
One of the first things Johnson can get to dealing with is the Zaghari-Ratcliffe situation. Especially seeing as he bears much responsibility for her suffering.

That would certainly earn him some brownie points amongst his doubters.
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26-11-2019 00:32:43 Mobile | Show all posts
Was HS2 going to be paid for entirely from this coming budget?

The majority can be quickly implemented in the next budget.
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26-11-2019 00:32:43 Mobile | Show all posts
I like what he is saying but I simply can’t see how Brexit can be delivered in any form.

We know that around half the MPs will vote against Brexit in any form, even if the most fantastic deal was put on the table.  And if it is less than fantastic, a handful of defectors is all it needs to halt it.

Then you have JC saying he will call for a non-confidence vote - seems a bit immoral to call one before giving a new prime minister a chance but hey, JC couldn’t care less about the country, he just wants to be prime minister himself.  The only thing that might stop him is that it’s doubtful that Labour could win outright at the moment, maybe form a coalition with LibDem, but not sure that would satisfy his ego.  And if he did force a GE and lost then that would be the end of him.

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26-11-2019 00:32:43 Mobile | Show all posts
Yep, it's the same again.
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26-11-2019 00:32:44 Mobile | Show all posts
Is that how it works nowadays? Didn’t realise we had a general election. Some of you are hilariously, what are you going to to take court again?
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26-11-2019 00:32:44 Mobile | Show all posts
You can prove these were pledges?

What date did he put on them?
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