That’s really interesting. It gives me hope. I strongly suspect that support for a change of leader will remain very weak within the PLP and that the constant clamour from the press will continue to be just that - noise.
We are also having one on neets. Which is partly why the clamour to slash the welfare bill indiscriminately is so infuriating: let’s do it through sorting the actual problem rather than immiserating people
(transitive, obsolete) To salute loudly.
“That’s really interesting. It gives me hope. I strongly suspect that support for a change of leader will remain very weak within the PLP and that the constant clamour from the press will continue to be just that - noise.”
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People clamour to keep open steel mills and coal mines for this one simple reason.
“We are also having one on neets. Which is partly why the clamour to slash the welfare bill indiscriminately is so infuriating: let’s do it through sorting the actual problem rather than immiserating people”
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(transitive, obsolete) To stun with noise.
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(transitive, obsolete) To repeat the strokes quickly on (bells) so as to produce a loud clang.
“People clamour to keep open steel mills and coal mines for this one simple reason.”
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