Colin Warnek
Well-known member
No positive argument as to why McEwan should be.Houchen as mayor can never be a good thing. He shouldn't be trusted with the petty cash.
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No positive argument as to why McEwan should be.Houchen as mayor can never be a good thing. He shouldn't be trusted with the petty cash.
Anyone but that charlatan.No argument as to why McEwan should be.
It's worked because of the quality of the two politicians you've mentioned.All that you see from the Labour campaign is negativity towards Houchen, no positivity behind their own candidate.
The debate on TV was so easily won by Houchen, the other two could only criticise - not come up with anything substantial for the area.
What will likely happen this year is that there will be a Labour government with Houchen as mayor - I personally think this could be a good thing and has worked for Manchester and London in the cases of Burnham and Khan.
Surely you mean potential jobs.A lot of people are prepared to ignore incompetence, nepotism, lies and corruption because JOBS, JOBS, JOBS.
Potentially potential jobs.Surely you mean potential jobs.
I think we're at the stage where we need to get rid of the crooks, thieves and charlatans first. Then work out what we wantNo positive argument as to why McEwan should be.
I think we're at the stage where we need to get rid of the crooks, thieves and charlatans first. Then work out what we want
Ah!You just ruled out every politician in the world
Even if there were local issues at play, there were in the past and people in Normanby never voted Conservative in significant numbers. My granny lived there for 30 years. It never was an affluent place but I would say now its poorer than in the 1970s and 80s, but seemed to have gone right wing.Maybe there were very local issues at play - like Save Eston Baths etc.
'They're all the same'You just ruled out every politician in the world
Just listened to the bbc “mayor for Teesside”, what a terrible guy Houchen comes across as. I can see the Tory party fast tracking him up the chain and Boris 2.0 - very similar
Actually I don't think there is anything specifically prohibiting that, but I think it would be a hard sell these days.Can’t see that happening with him being a Lord… (thank god)
He would have to resign his peerage and stand for election as an MP
I didn't. It's such a Tory thing to say "they are all the same"You just ruled out every politician in the world
Shy Tory thingI didn't. It's such a Tory thing to say "they are all the same"
I didn't. It's such a Tory thing to say "they are all the same"
Shy Tory thing
Jeez if this is reality on Friday would be shocked