I would have bet my bottom dollar I'd be conservative or at a push ukip but I've got lib fucking dem.

 

I think it's spending too much time on here with you bedwetting hand wringing yoghurt knitting teacher lovers!

 

www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/

 

 

The Mrs just answered and got UKIP after thinking she'd get lib dem.

 

Someone debunk this as bullshit please.

 

You can also use this as a reminder that you have until the 20th of April to register to vote.

Does a first class honour degree mean they'll be a good teacher though? Sounds like an ill thought out idea.

Does a first class honour degree mean they'll be a good teacher though? Sounds like an ill thought out idea.

 

No, and neither does a PhD.

The best teacher may have a second and a BUCS cup-winners medal.

But increasing the competitiveness of teaching as an option as opposed to financial posts may work overall.

nope... daft aint it..

 

that short of maths and physics teachers

No, can't be. Loads of people "fucking love science" according to my Facebook.

 

Apart from when you studied it you lying twats.

No, can't be. Loads of people "fucking love science" according to my Facebook.

Apart from when you studied it you lying twats.

They might just prefer to not teach it. Those that can......

£25k to then decide " i won't bother?" And the NHS can't afford £3k to 4k per year to fund training of young student nurses from the UK!

Edited April 27, 201511 yr by bgoefc

They might just prefer to not teach it. Those that can......

 

 

those that cant get huge bursaries..

 

be a massive come down for them dropping to 22k though..

 

anyway i'll still be earning the same with my 2;2

Ed and Brand. Add Sturgeon into the mix and that's a grim vision of the future of British politics

Ed and Brand. Add Sturgeon into the mix and that's a grim vision of the future of British politics

 

I don't think Russell Brand is in any danger of getting a cabinet position whoever ends up in power......

I don't think Russell Brand is in any danger of getting a cabinet position whoever ends up in power......

he's being given a platform though

he's being given a platform though

 

He has a platform already by virtue of his fame. I think tackling his views and debating them isn't a bad thing. My irritation comes with the fact that it is too late to register to vote. This should have happened at the start of the campaign if at all.

My postal vote is in, job done

That Miliband meme is wrong, the peasants won't eat fish, they don't like the bones, replace it with Nandos Chicken, in some boneless and skinless 'here comes the aeroplane' form and you'd be on the right lines...

 

Milliband meeting with darling Russell is another example of grubbing around for otherwise idle votes, but this makes him any different from the others from all parties for what reason?

 

It could be argued that, as Brand is against all politics, brave Ed was taking one for the team by fronting up to him.

 

Vote Socialist Labour - Bring Back Power To The People.

Edited April 29, 201511 yr by Youri McAnespie

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He has a platform already by virtue of his fame. I think tackling his views and debating them isn't a bad thing. My irritation comes with the fact that it is too late to register to vote. This should have happened at the start of the campaign if at all.

If those who think Brand is anything but a hypocritical fop haven't registered then maybe it's best they haven't.

http://www.theguardian.com/business/ng-interactive/2015/apr/29/the-austerity-delusion

 

Nobel prize winning economist

 

Read it

Polls have Bolton West as Labour hold.

Polls have Bolton West as Labour hold.

disappointing

http://www.theguardian.com/business/ng-interactive/2015/apr/29/the-austerity-delusion

 

Nobel prize winning economist

 

Read it

 

Well it is what anyone who has a basic grasp of economics has been saying all along. Labour's massive failure this campaign is their choice not to stand up and say this, shout it from the rooftops.

 

In truth they should have fought the ridiculous Tory notion that encouraged people to imagine the nation's economy in the same way as a household economy far earlier and tried to put a stop to the re-writing of history from Osborne and Cameron sooner.

PS Brand is a tit but if he manages to get youngsters engaged and interested in politics then that is a good thing in my view. The Punch and Judy nature of the main parties is a massive turn off to a lot of people.

Youri, I think he was married to Hyacinth's sister btw.

PS Brand is a tit but if he manages to get youngsters engaged and interested in politics then that is a good thing in my view. The Punch and Judy nature of the main parties is a massive turn off to a lot of people.

he's not though, he's spouting like a preacher what they should think rather than getting them to engage

Youri, I think he was married to Hyacinth's sister btw.

And he was Twiggy in the Royal Family btw

 

I can never understand a fucking word that Brand says so he would probably make a brilliant politician and which ever flat dick find that cunt attractive need to give their head a wobble

Edited April 29, 201511 yr by mannyroad58

Well it is what anyone who has a basic grasp of economics has been saying all along. Labour's massive failure this campaign is their choice not to stand up and say this, shout it from the rooftops.

 

In truth they should have fought the ridiculous Tory notion that encouraged people to imagine the nation's economy in the same way as a household economy far earlier and tried to put a stop to the re-writing of history from Osborne and Cameron sooner.

 

Yeah except that Martin Wolf in today's FT doesn't wholly agree, amongst many more, and I suspect he has a basic grasp of economics. He instead takes an honest and balanced view.

 

If you reading the Guardian without an accompanying huge pinch of salt then, well, you won't exactly be getting a fair and balanced representation of views.

 

Why is a household budget a bad analogy for the economy? Very few analogies are perfect. Why is that one so wrong?

Edited April 29, 201511 yr by exiledwhite2

he's not though, he's spouting like a preacher what they should think rather than getting them to engage

 

is that not what all politicians and supporters of specific parties do though?