This is clearly fine with the GOP.
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This is clearly fine with the GOP.
Labor gets things done. The Liberals stand in the way.
Some things never change.
Please please read this from the archbishop of Chicago
www.archchicago.org/statement/-/...
Newly released footage shows an ICE agent killing Rubin Ray Martinez, 23, in his car in Texas.
"He was shot at point-blank range through his side window by an ICE agent who was in no danger."
www.bbc.com/news/article...
For the bottom 40% of families, California taxes are LOWER than states like Florida and Texas.
In fact, 16 other states tax LOW-WAGE earners MORE than California taxes our HIGH-WAGE earners.
The evidence is clear, and the numbers don't lie.
Sánchez: “You may have heard that Spain is alone. They’re the same people who said that when we recognized the State of Palestine, and then others followed.
“We are not alone — we are the first. Those who will end up alone are the ones defending the indefensible.”
Pretty difficult to refute a single thing in this perfect assessment of where the f**k we are, from @iandunt.bsky.social:
AUSTRALIA: Unions push for new universal right to 10 days paid reproductive leave www.actu.org.au/media-releas...
This seems relevant. Starmer more Wilson than Blair: www.forcesnews.com/news/harold-...
Badenough still going on about the Chinese mega-embassy in London - perhaps forgetting that the Tory Govt approved it back in 2018...
The vitriol displayed by the right wing papers against the Government for its sane & reasoned approach to events in the Middle East, which enjoys overwhelming public support, is something to behold. They cant bear to support Keir Starmer on anything, even when they & their readers know he’s right.
Edward Luce in today's FT
WGGB supports this statement from the TUC
www.tuc.org.uk/news/tuc-gen...
Come on, good people of Dorset. Sign this petition to keep Katie Hopkins away from the Tivoli theatre in Wimborne.
Magnificent, moving, informative journalism.
That is directly relevant to the uncertainty we see in the Middle East - in the face of that (or other potential shocks) action to build more resilient public and household finances in normal times are key
Context here is that the last Conservative government borrowed more than the G7 average every single year. This year? We are borrowing less.
He always tells us what he's going to do next. Connect the dots.
📊 In Belgium, 81% of women do daily household tasks vs. 33% of men. In France, 71% of women report high mental load at work, rising to 81% for managers of 5+ people.
This invisible labour affects careers, pay, pensions, and wellbeing, from stress and burnout to long-term financial precarity. ⤵️
International Law is what sprang from that war you're obsessed with Nigel.
The one you think was all Victor Comics and Where Eagles Dare.
The one - like pretty much everything in history whose important legacy you singularly fail to understand
This is like 250,000 people and the air space in many of these countries is closed.
Reform lost the British-born vote (by about 1500) as well as the Commonwealth voters (by about 1500) in Gorton and Denton - the foreign-born vote including naturalised British citizens by maybe 3000.
They got 29% by focusing their campaign in just one-third of a 60% white seat
Reform being such bad losers illuminates why half of voters want to stop Reform winning.
Reform: favourable 32% unfavourable 47%
Farage: approve 27%, disapprove 64%
generally not racist 38% generally racist 45% (white voters)
generally not racist 16% generally racist 70% (minorities)
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Iran:
it is essential to remember that one can be against a hateful regime, as is the case with the Iranian regime, as is the whole of Spanish society, and at the same time be against an unjustified, dangerous military intervention outside of international law
The COVID-19 inquiry today is looking at the impact of the pandemic on key workers. Mike Short is representing the experiences of UNISON keyworkers, including those in local government, education and police and justice.
Hearing starts 10.30 am. Watch here
A brilliant initiative. Like much of Labour's work drowned out by other events.
