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11 hours ago, Ozanne said:

I suppose so although Trump was a Democrat supporter originally so he might not be the best example 😆 

It is fascinating to see the evolution tbf. At some points, it is true Trump did back Dem positions, while in 2000, Trump released a book and although it contained a fair few things that would feature 16 years later, it also suggested higher taxes and an American NHS, both things the modern Republican party would very much not want to do.

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11 minutes ago, charlierc said:

It is fascinating to see the evolution tbf. At some points, it is true Trump did back Dem positions, while in 2000, Trump released a book and although it contained a fair few things that would feature 16 years later, it also suggested higher taxes and an American NHS, both things the modern Republican party would very much not want to do.

I guess he’s more of a chameleon, changing his positions to suit the current climate and his own gains?

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32 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

ok...I don't get how all this works...but these are spot prices right? They fluctuate all over the place at different times for different reasons, and won't really affect long term energy prices?

He’s conveniently missing that other countries aren’t paying the sky high prices that we are and they have renewables too. If he did acknowledge that then he’d have to admit that the Tories have made a colossal error which of course he never wants to do. 

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27 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

he’d have to admit that the Tories have made a colossal error which of course he never wants to do. 

Eh? what do think what a mess means. They've made a massive fuck up. Hopefully labour will invest in more reliable forms of energy.

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24 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

I see worse for the NHS (and there has been) under the Tories. 

i was impressed (i saw a lot of it) with how well the nhs was coping and still operating during the pandemic.

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5 minutes ago, Neil said:

i was impressed (i saw a lot of it) with how well the nhs was coping and still operating during the pandemic.

it has coped, but is also under a lot of pressure, big delays, cancellations, prioritising, and a stressed, overworked workforce who are sick of getting less money for a harder job.

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10 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

a stressed, overworked workforce

yeah, i saw that, and saw how things fell apart cos of it. when staff had the time to do their job properly, they did it very well.

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