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LeftishBrit

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1. You are unfortunately all too correct

Reply to cthulu2016 (Original post)

Sat May 19, 2012, 11:03 AM

May 2012

Though some would say that there are at least two stupider ones: Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, who makes the day to day decisions about running the economy and is an utter fool; and Deputy Prime Minister and LibDem Leader Nick Clegg, who might have made some difference, but instead has been abetting Cameron on most of the cuts, and destroying his own party into the bargain.

Then there are most of the other cabinet members.

Bunch of twits!

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The British Prime Minister is one of the Stupidest People Alive [View all] cthulu2016 May 2012 OP

You are unfortunately all too correct LeftishBrit May 2012 #1

Yes, George Osborne is an amazing idiot. cthulu2016 May 2012 #2

I bitterly regret voting for Clegg Prophet 451 May 2012 #11

Funny how the right has gone from deficits-do-not-matter to deficits-worse-than-terrorism. tabatha May 2012 #3

Absolutely AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #8

Not stupid, this is boilerplate Neo-Liberal Corporatist ideology. Odin2005 May 2012 #4

Yes, they want "austerity" because it benefits their pocket books. nt ladjf May 2012 #5

Well, he's not the sharpest knife in the drawer, mr blur May 2012 #6

Holding office doesn't require intelligence nor honesty. See Bachmann, Palin, et cetera. Gregorian May 2012 #7

His job prior to politics was Mutiny In Heaven May 2012 #9

He's not stupid, he's evil Prophet 451 May 2012 #10

They often go hand in hand cthulu2016 May 2012 #12

He will NOT dismantle the NHS FunkyLeprechaun May 2012 #17

He's started handing it over to private companies already Prophet 451 May 2012 #19

To be fair, the internal market has been part of the English NHS for years. MichaelMcGuire May 2012 #20

True, but... Prophet 451 May 2012 #26

It's not for me to dictate NHS policy in England. MichaelMcGuire May 2012 #27

Of course it's ideological Prophet 451 May 2012 #28

He also went to university for free. That didn't stop him upping the fees. LeftishBrit May 2012 #33

Why is this post being taken seriously? FunkyLeprechaun May 2012 #13

Perhaps you're a conservative who favors marriage equality cthulu2016 May 2012 #14

I'm actually not a conservative FunkyLeprechaun May 2012 #16

Cameron's cuts have hurt Mutiny In Heaven May 2012 #15

Cameron's cuts have hurt EVERYONE FunkyLeprechaun May 2012 #18

I apologize. I shouldn't have been political earlier cthulu2016 May 2012 #22

That's a myth Prophet 451 May 2012 #23

Gordon Brown did NOT leave that note LeftishBrit May 2012 #34

"disproportionately affects those with mental health issues" Prophet 451 May 2012 #24

I agree that all our political party leaders are relatively liberal on social issues LeftishBrit May 2012 #35

I think that is the general consensus about Cameron. He is merely a tool who does what sabrina 1 May 2012 #21

I question some of your assumptions Prometheus Bound May 2012 #25

Probably disorganized, but i'll try cthulu2016 May 2012 #29

Thanks for the very thorough reply. Prometheus Bound May 2012 #30

So deficit reduction produces confidence? It's important that markets are confident? Cali_Democrat May 2012 #31

URRK! cthulu2016 May 2012 #32