Templeton Peck
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No further questions.Blair, by about a billion percent. The Corbyn equivalent of this would be a blank sheet of paper.
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No further questions.Blair, by about a billion percent. The Corbyn equivalent of this would be a blank sheet of paper.
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Waste of time.is that because your argument is utter nonsense and you want to save court costs?
George Osborne, 2014: "We inherited a welfare system that didn't work. There was not enough help for those looking for a job – people were just parked on benefits. Frankly, there was not enough pressure to get a job – some people could just sign on and get almost as much money staying at home as going out to work."
Kier Starmer, today: "
“We were elected to change what is broken in our country. The welfare system is broken and that’s why we will press ahead with our reforms. It’s very important that we do so, because the current system is not working for anybody.
People are trapped in it and I’m not prepared to allow that to happen. So, we will press forward with our reforms.”
Absolutely, but you've got to put those systems and incentives (employer and employee) in place first, and see that the systems are working, before you start pulling benefits from peopleIgnoring Gideon but helping people find an appropriate job, where possible, is surely a good thing?
?Knocking 150 Labour MPs signed the amendment now. How's fucked if caves and fucked if he doesn't. I think he might just try and ride it out and pray for abstentions