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Rishi Sunak 'shocked' by allegations about Tory peer Mone
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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 349364" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>Although I don't recall names by the last label administration courted and rewarded characters questionable in their dealings and intent. But they welcomed the financial renumeration. </p><p></p><p>The promised green energy publicly owned service provider and infrastructure is a nice goal to sell the voters but I have reservations that it's achievable and ultimately successfully delivered within a parliamentary term. Delivered as promised.</p><p></p><p>There is some industrial action in the form of strikes. The unions are calling out members to strike not the government. The cost of living is crisis to use the snappy phrase is driving by numerous factors on and off shore. The market for goods and consumables fluctuates and there are always winners and people negatively affected. </p><p></p><p>People's primary focus should be ensure that they provide for themselves and their children . Why should they expect the taxpayers to feed and dress their offspring. The challenges are plentiful and the current administration is doing OK considering how limited the public purse is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 349364, member: 24034"] Although I don't recall names by the last label administration courted and rewarded characters questionable in their dealings and intent. But they welcomed the financial renumeration. The promised green energy publicly owned service provider and infrastructure is a nice goal to sell the voters but I have reservations that it's achievable and ultimately successfully delivered within a parliamentary term. Delivered as promised. There is some industrial action in the form of strikes. The unions are calling out members to strike not the government. The cost of living is crisis to use the snappy phrase is driving by numerous factors on and off shore. The market for goods and consumables fluctuates and there are always winners and people negatively affected. People's primary focus should be ensure that they provide for themselves and their children . Why should they expect the taxpayers to feed and dress their offspring. The challenges are plentiful and the current administration is doing OK considering how limited the public purse is. [/QUOTE]
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