One nation ed on a roll

• howard mcsweeney1

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  10 July 2013     20:40236977
  #1      
  usual playground debate but by all accounts ed wiped the floor with dave who was clearly rattled.
  
  
  http://www.politics.co.uk/news/2013/07/10/no-deal-partisanship-trumps-party-funding-progress-in-pmqs-c
• Keith Sansum1

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  10 July 2013     23:05236994
  #2      
  he usually does
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• Guest 655

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  11 July 2013     07:45237010
  #3      
  That makes a change. Even in Dorset I was aware how Cameron destroyed Milliminor over the last couple of weeks......
• Guest 683

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  11 July 2013     09:39237025
  #4      
  "Miliband said Cameron was "ducking funding reform". " I bet he was worried about how that might come out!
  
  I believe there needs to be a change in the funding of the political system and despite Prudent Dave's desire to
  save the public from having to fund it from taxes I would rather pay a few more pounds in the hope of breaking the partisan nature of the currents system. Politicians need to represent the electorate not vested interests.
• Keith Sansum1

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  11 July 2013     09:41237028
  #5      
  Think this is likely to be another long drawn out debate
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• Guest 745

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  11 July 2013     11:42237064
  #6      
  So mark
  
  has a democrat you world support giving money to all parties??
  
  Big and small
• howard mcsweeney1

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  11 July 2013     11:55237066
  #7      
  this is where the problem lies with public funding inasmuch as howa much goes to each party.
  
  at the end of the day the major parties don't really need that much dosh, they have tv and press coverage for free permanently and even more at election times.
• Keith Sansum1

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  11 July 2013     15:33237089
  #8      
  but still all in debt howard
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  3 November 2013     14:32251028
  #9      
  one nation ed raising another populist issue to rattle the cobbled together people.
  
  
  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24786397
• Jan Higgins

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  3 November 2013     15:04251030
  #10      
  I guess the proposal will increase the national debt besides I would have more respect for him if he was to guarantee raising the minimum wage to that of the living wage.
  
  Yet another impractical but vote catching idea to go with his energy freeze plan.
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• Keith Sansum1

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  3 November 2013     19:56251053
  #11      
  if ed says nowt hes wrong
  
  
  when he says what he wants to do hes wrong(by some)
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