You can google where New Labour targeted their education spending as easily as I can.Armitage_Shankburn wrote:monkey wrote:What are the structural issues you wanted him to solve? They ploughed loads of dosh into education.LarryDavid wrote:Not difficult to be better than the three PM’s since, two yawning personality vacuum’s and one just an all round vacuum in every regard (who modelled himself on Tone of course). Since he never actually tackled the structural issues that led to child poverty his slight achievements in that field have been rapidly wiped away too. Like everything else he did, the illusion of change whilst a cowardice to face the political ramifications that would result from real change. Nice suits though.
Was this money well spent? Or did they simply pay heads and deputy heads more to hit targets, continuing and perpetrating a policy of targets and measurable progress at all costs that started under Major?
Armitage_Shankburn wrote:monkey wrote:What are the structural issues you wanted him to solve? They ploughed loads of dosh into education.LarryDavid wrote:Not difficult to be better than the three PM’s since, two yawning personality vacuum’s and one just an all round vacuum in every regard (who modelled himself on Tone of course). Since he never actually tackled the structural issues that led to child poverty his slight achievements in that field have been rapidly wiped away too. Like everything else he did, the illusion of change whilst a cowardice to face the political ramifications that would result from real change. Nice suits though.
Was this money well spent? Or did they simply pay heads and deputy heads more to hit targets, continuing and perpetrating a policy of targets and measurable progress at all costs that started under Major?
Oh yes.SpaceGazelle wrote:That Churchill guy is going to be shite I tells ya.
Sit as independents, vote as independents, fight elections as independents and then independently help the Tories stay in power.
"And with any luck we'll figure out what that is at some point."LarryDavid wrote:"We're clear that there needs to be an alternative“
I don't want to get into the business of defending him (because he's a bullshitting bullshitter) but 'careerist' is a bit wide of the mark for someone who has intentionally quit the only organisation that can secure his career and continually put himself at risk of deselection. I think it's more narcissism with Umunna. The careerist move in a Corbyn-led labour is to shut up and bide your time (see Dan Jarvis who built up a nice little media profile for himself when it looked like the PLP were going to oust Beardo, then went quiet after Corbs survived). None of these lot can be described as careerist for doing this.LarryDavid wrote:Hearing the bullshit about these clowns is annoying me. Suddenly Chukka isn’t some empty careerist cunt who’s spent two years endlessly whining and whinging and destabilising his party, but a modern day martyr fighting the good fight against the tyranny within Labour and Mike Gapes isn’t a fat, bloated war-mongering bastard but a potential political high flyer whose inevitable rise to high office was only held back by Corbyn and his cronies.
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