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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 349338" data-attributes="member: 33">Sunak has been part of the government for many years, as has many of his cabinet, so there has been plenty of time to assess his character and that of his government.&nbsp; They have all lied repeatedly and allowed corruption and mismanagement on an industrial scale, ripping tax payers off by billions. I&#039;m going to vote Labour, even though I have reservations about Keir Stamer but I think a bad Labour government would be infinitesimally better than the past 10 years of this wretched Tory government which has left the country in a barely functioning state of chaos. However, at least the rich have gotten richer.Coincidentally, I read the Tory 2019 manifesto again a few weeks ago and it&#039;s astonishing just how little of it they have delivered. Will Labour be better at sticking to manifesto pledges?&nbsp; Only time will tell but it will be almost impossible for them to do any worse. I like that Labour want to strengthen democracy in the UK by having more power to regional governments and abolishing the undemocratic and discredited House of Lords. I like the policy to set up a publicly owned green energy company which will prioritise people and not shareholders. I want to see Labour do more about tackling poverty, talking positively about the benefits of immigration and creating a fairer society so they have more policies to develop.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 349338, member: 33"] Sunak has been part of the government for many years, as has many of his cabinet, so there has been plenty of time to assess his character and that of his government. They have all lied repeatedly and allowed corruption and mismanagement on an industrial scale, ripping tax payers off by billions. I'm going to vote Labour, even though I have reservations about Keir Stamer but I think a bad Labour government would be infinitesimally better than the past 10 years of this wretched Tory government which has left the country in a barely functioning state of chaos. However, at least the rich have gotten richer. Coincidentally, I read the Tory 2019 manifesto again a few weeks ago and it's astonishing just how little of it they have delivered. Will Labour be better at sticking to manifesto pledges? Only time will tell but it will be almost impossible for them to do any worse. I like that Labour want to strengthen democracy in the UK by having more power to regional governments and abolishing the undemocratic and discredited House of Lords. I like the policy to set up a publicly owned green energy company which will prioritise people and not shareholders. I want to see Labour do more about tackling poverty, talking positively about the benefits of immigration and creating a fairer society so they have more policies to develop. [/QUOTE]

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