So you don’t believe the news, don’t believe the newspapers (BTW what IS your newspaper of choice these days?) but you believe some random bloke on YouTube. Righto.
Rishi delivers.
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If you bothered to watch the video, there is a clip of Jeremy Hunt explaining how CPI rate is largely meaningless and it is core inflation which the pledge relates to.
Maybe you think Jetemy Hunt is some random bloke.
The newspapers are merely repeating the govt announcement which falsely uses CPI.
You are always rubbishing everything from newspapers that don’t fit with your position on things so I’m asking again, what news sources do you have faith in? TV, print, online, any of them. Obviously YouTube to start with for you but what others? Facebook?
The link in my post contained a clipby Jeremy Hunt.
Are you saying you don't think the chancellor of the Tory govt is a reliable source for Conservative Policy?
Mottie will soon be asking, "what broadsheet paper, with a red top, published on a Monday in November and printed by Jeff on the printer, agrees with you?
So, an anonymous **** on YouTube for you all the time eh?
Just to confirm, you have absolutely no interest in mainstream newspapers or news channels. Have I got that correct?
Mottie, I have an interest in facts from the horses mouth, Jeremy Hunt is literally the top man in the country on govt fiscal policy.
I also quoted base inflation, which is a fact.
You are desperately trying to argue against facts. .no wonder you keep losing the argument
So that’s a no then to newspapers and news channels. You could have just said that ten posts ago instead of swerving all round the houses like a swervy thing.
So you believe anything people say then? How do you decide whether it’s a fact or a lie - Labour good, Tory bad?
I've a feeling Rawnsley has cross swords in the past with call me Dave, not wrong is he.
www.theguardian.com
The sight of Lord Cameron strutting the world stage won’t save Rishi Sunak | Andrew Rawnsley
The former prime minister’s return to government will be a constant reminder to voters of how long the Tories have been in power
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3.9% Still going in the right direction. All thanks to Rishi.
I previously posted (can't quote the post; thread locked?)
This inflation thing - specifically, Rishi's and Jeremy's "we're gonna do this to inflation" rhetoric - at best leaves me uncomfortable.
Unless a complete basketcase banana republic economy (which we're not quite at, yet) inflation is self-limiting; it was never going to run away, not in a mature and (relatively) stable, first world economy..
Sunak and Hunt will be claiming credit.
Which will be like claiming credit for the sun rising each morning.
I reckon it's all down to @securespark , what with all the stuff he (doesn't) buy
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