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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on Johnson, Corbyn and election spending promises – Labour has dismissed a Tory dossier claiming Jeremy Corbyn’s policies would cost £1.2tn as ‘an absolute work of fiction’" Telegraph:  Matt:  Brexit party will not contest 317 Tory-won seats, Farage says Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Evening Standard: Maybe I'm thick but can someone explain this one to me? Apart from Labour bad / Conservative good?
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I took it as a commentary about how both main parties are promising huge amounts of investment without really explaining how they'd pay for it. ie 'they're both as bad as each other'. This is Adams though so maybe I missed something...
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Boris Johnson is a hypocrite talking out of both sides of his mouth, because Osborne edits the standard and he might not like Corbyn but with Boris it's loving personal (probably, the tory party seems like a nest of coked-up vipers at the best of times)
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GTO posted:I took it as a commentary about how both main parties are promising huge amounts of investment without really explaining how they'd pay for it. ie 'they're both as bad as each other'. This is Adams though so maybe I missed something... I think I get it now, he's calling Boris a hypocrite for criticising Labour's spending promises while also claiming he'll spend a barrowload of money on Conservative promises. We got there in the end. Go team!
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Ichabod Sexbeast posted:Boris Johnson is a hypocrite talking out of both sides of his mouth, because Osborne edits the standard and he might not like Corbyn but with Boris it's loving personal (probably, the tory party seems like a nest of coked-up vipers at the best of times) Osborne is actual podmates (or whatever the gently caress a Tory equivalent of "friendship" would be) with Cameron so yeah he'll gladly knife Boris any chance he gets. Is "Useful oval office" a thing? We should make that a thing. Osborne is currently a Useful oval office. Kinda like when Campbell pisses on a deserving target.
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Blower's John McDonnell might be the worst caricature in a UK paper since the last time Mac drew a black person.
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forkboy84 posted:Blower's John McDonnell might be the worst caricature in a UK paper since the last time Mac drew a black person. So, so poo poo. However, I do love the tattoos.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Boris Johnson v Jeremy Corbyn – In the week Britain remembers the end of the first world war, the battle for votes gets under way with election debates looming" Telegraph:  Matt:  Independent:  Nigel Farage snubs Tory calls to stand down in Labour marginals Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: PAUL THOMAS on... the Brexit Party exodus  David Squires: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: i see it now. blower's fate is to be endlessly overambitious, believing he is ten times smarter and more capable than he actually is, and repeatedly gently caress up in an embarrassing public fashion at his over elaborate goals of complex brilliance when he could have got along perfectly well just trying to be generally decent and just okay blower is the united kingdom. his life is a political cartoon. his career is brexit.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Nigel Farage and the general election – Nigel Farage’s decision to unilaterally stand down more than half the Brexit party’s candidates has prompted fury from some of the hopefuls" After Giacomo Balla. Telegraph:  After Hanna & Barbera. Matt:  'We can't go': Fishlake residents defy flood waters and authorities Independent:  "Boris Johnson finally gets his mop out but only makes things worse" Times:  Evening Standard:  General election 2019: PM promises to end Brexit 'groundhoggery' Mail: PAUL THOMAS on... the postal strike threat 
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Angepain posted:i see it now. blower's fate is to be endlessly overambitious, believing he is ten times smarter and more capable than he actually is, and repeatedly gently caress up in an embarrassing public fashion at his over elaborate goals of complex brilliance when he could have got along perfectly well just trying to be generally decent and just okay What's even better is he shows no signs of improving, nor desire to Cloud Potato posted:b]Telegraph:[/b] I'm not joking when I say I could do better than this pigshit. Hire me, telegraph
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Guardian: "Rebecca Hendin on Boris Johnson's visit to flood-hit towns – Boris Johnson has been accused of doing nothing to help flood victims as he visited one of the worst hit areas and told residents: ‘We’ve been on it round the clock’" Telegraph:  I am railing: Sir Rod Stewart reveals his epic model railway city Matt:  Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  John Lewis Christmas ad features excitable dragon Edgar Mail: PAUL THOMAS on... Royal Family woes 
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on Priti Patel's immigration plans – The home secretary has promised that the Conservatives will reduce immigration – like every Conservative home secretary before her" Telegraph:  After John Lewis. Matt:  Prince Andrew to be quizzed on Epstein in Newsnight special Independent:  Jo Swinson denies losing control over Lib Dem party Times:  Pretty disappointed! Broadway revamp of West Side Story drops Maria’s song Evening Standard:  Labour's free broadband plan fires up the election battle Mail: PAUL THOMAS on...floods  Guardian Australian Sport: 
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I think some farms on floodplains do actually do that. Build up regions to site the buildings so that when the riverbanks go it floods the fields but not the house and barns.
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goatface posted:I think some farms on floodplains do actually do that. Build up regions to site the buildings so that when the riverbanks go it floods the fields but not the house and barns. Perhaps but Thomas is loving poo poo and drew a floating house
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Guardian: "Brian Adcock on Labour's broadband internet pledge – Outlining the broadband proposal, Jeremy Corbyn said it would guarantee what was now a basic utility, encourage social cohesion and bolster the economy" Telegraph:   Independent:  After Cornelis Vreedenburgh. The i paper:  Times:  After Raymond Briggs. Mail: PAUL THOMAS on... the people's broadband  After Tenniel. Stephen Collins: 
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It's all been incredibly negative campaigning so far. They're concentrating on the need to talk about anything other than their own side's loving up. It doesn't matter what the message is as long as it's about 'them', not 'us'.
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Nov 16, 2019 18:43
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Bob is such a loving dipshit. Just incredible boomer energy for a man in his 30s
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Pilchenstein posted:Bob is such a loving dipshit. Just incredible boomer energy for a man in his 30s What the hell? That can't be right. Bob posted:Notable owners of Bob's work include The late David Bowie and Nigel Farage. People are often surprised to discover that Bob is not a slightly overweight, greying middle-aged man. Although he's only 32 years old, those people should rest assured that Bob often feels about 59. Jesus...
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Keep 'em coming Bob, there's weeks of campaigning to go, and literal years of Labour governance for you to lose your poo poo over! Collins is on point too.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Keep 'em coming Bob, there's weeks of campaigning to go, and literal years of Labour governance for you to lose your poo poo over! oh my god seeing these fuckers get mad for 5+ years is a reason to vote labour just by itself
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Observer: "Are Nigel Farage's fire-breathing days over? – Chris Riddell on the sorry end of the Brexit party’s pact with the Tories" Sunday Telegraph:  Matt:  Sunday Times: 
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The economy is so hosed up that people working 32 hours a week are in poverty, an anti-labour cartoon?
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I was confused as to why Oswald Mosley and Joseph Stalin were working in a Pizza Express.
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Angepain posted:Look at the waitress on the right. That poor woman's hand Hadn't noticed before  jesus christ it's a literal 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Boris Johnson's pitch to business – The PM has told the CBI he would cut rates for small businesses – but leave corporation tax unchanged" Telegraph:  Jeremy Corbyn challenged at CBI to prove Labour isn't 'for the many but not the Jew' Matt:  Independent:  Times:  Lib Dems and SNP lose high court bid over TV election debate Evening Standard:  Mail: PAUL THOMAS on... a raging Royal crisis  David Squires: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: The rich and powerful are jumping out the window in panic to avoid the wrath of Jeremy Corbyn. fools they are, for after he has nationalised everything within the land of the living he will turn his sights towards the caverns of Hell itself. none shall escape
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