Has Ed Miliband lost the plot?

[Mecky 10]

The evidence suggests that you only take on board things that agree with your political affiliations.

 

No, I differ from most other people in the country in that respect. If I think something is a bad/good idea I'll say so regardless of who proposes it.

 

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Here's the Wimbledon stare:

 

http://images.dailystar-uk.co.uk/dynamic/1/photos/351000/5351.jpg

 

 

I wonder what Disasterous Dave Cameron would be doing if he was behind Miliband.

[Anna Glypta 10]

No, I differ from most other people in the country in that respect. If I think something is a bad/good idea I'll say so regardless of who proposes it.

 

:hihi::hihi::hihi: Sorry Mecky. I've just split my sides.

 

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I wonder what Disasterous Dave Cameron would be doing if he was behind Miliband.

 

Explaining the rules of tennis?

[MadManMoon 10]

Ed Miliband's speech: Read it, learn it, there will be questions on it later.

http://www.labour.org.uk/one-nation-politics-speech

[Anna Glypta 10]

 

Multi millionnaire bankers caused the deficit, multi millionnaire Tories caused the double dip recession. The rest of us pay for it. ]

 

Ed Miliband's brother is a millionaire and now pays no UK taxes. Ed Ball's brother is a multi millionaire banker. Are they Tories?

Edited July 9, 2013 by Anna Glypta

[rayggb 13]

Switched the news on earlier and saw Ed using all the same words Blair use to use and in the same condescending manner,Oh dear Blair the 2nd!.

[Rupert_Baehr 10]

His brother as Labour leader would have been the better choice

David Cameron has a slight edge on charisma and regardless of policies the image of a leader does matter to some of the voting public

 

Do you honestly think that Millipede Major would be at all interested in examining the can of worms he helped to produce?

 

What does electricity cost in the UK?

 

Are electricity prices likely to remain constant, to fall or to rise?

 

If they're likely to rise, do you think that will affect the standard of living of anybody in the UK?

 

Do you think that the ridiculously lavish promises made by Millipede Major and his Boss Broon at the Copenhagen summit (promises he was warned not to make because the people in the UK simply can't afford to pay for them) will have any effect on your standard of living?

 

The last thing Millipede Major is likely to do is to put himself in a position where he might be held liable blamed for his incompetence.

 

(Unfortunately, neither he nor Broon can actually be held liable.)

[banjodeano 28]

I heard something on the radio today about the unions leaving the Labour party to go it alone, and setting up their own political party, getting it back to true socialist principles, not a watered down tory party..

[Rupert_Baehr 10]

I heard something on the radio today about the unions leaving the Labour party to go it alone, and setting up their own political party, getting it back to true socialist principles, not a watered down tory party..

 

Brilliant idea!

[Norseman 10]

It seems that Ed Miliband is desperately trying to improve his poll image as his popularity rating plunges even lower. Even lower than Clegg...

 

As Labour's poll lead drops as the economy improves it seems our Ed is set on desperate measures to improve his image.

 

The pressure on Mr Miliband will be increased by The Independent’s latest poll of polls, which shows that Labour’s lead over the Conservatives has fallen from 13 to six points in the past four months. Mr Miliband’s personal ratings have dropped to their lowest since the spring of last year. These figures were compiled before the controversy with Unite and could get worse if the public regards Labour as divided.

 

I think its fairly obvious we are in a recession which isn't a good thing for Labour as from the past they like to spend money they haven't actually got and plunge the UK into debt.

 

Milliband I think has maybe realised this...he lacks balls, drive and is in effect a wet lettuce, Labour need a real leader or motivator to push them forward at this time and maybe then they will get the support they crave however in the right way, empty promises come with all political parties as we all know all too well.....

 

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Ed Miliband's brother is a millionaire and now pays no UK taxes. Ed Ball's brother is a multi millionaire banker. Are they Tories?

 

Enough said, can't argue with that

[banjodeano 28]

I heard something on the radio today about the unions leaving the Labour party to go it alone, and setting up their own political party, getting it back to true socialist principles, not a watered down tory party..

 

Brilliant idea!

 

yeah it is...why pay to a labour party that doesnt fight for the working class

[Dingus 10]

I heard something on the radio today about the unions leaving the Labour party to go it alone, and setting up their own political party, getting it back to true socialist principles, not a watered down tory party..

 

What do you think they should call it. I though "The Unelectable Party".

[tinfoilhat 11]

:hihi::hihi::hihi: Sorry Mecky. I've just split my sides.

 

 

New keyboard needed.....