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Current Affairs
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Stephen
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Re: Current Affairs
It seems Biden hates the UK and at the moment looks favourite for him to win. Trump has his faults, but better the devil you know. I'd rather have him as a friend to our country then an enemy.
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Bensham33
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Re: Current Affairs
I can hear them now 'who ever wins the special relationship will remain'. Yeah right. What special relationship?
Up the Palace
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barney
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Re: Current Affairs
Trump or Trumpism has already won.
Anything less than a major rejection of his divisive form of politics would see a return to the status quo.
Whatever the ultimate result now, Trumpism will survive into the next election.
By my maths, I make Trump a narrow winner in the electoral college but votes are still to be counted so it will be close either way.
Anything less than a major rejection of his divisive form of politics would see a return to the status quo.
Whatever the ultimate result now, Trumpism will survive into the next election.
By my maths, I make Trump a narrow winner in the electoral college but votes are still to be counted so it will be close either way.
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Onelife
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Re: Current Affairs
Stephen, I’ll give you 5/1 about Biden getting into the white house cos the Devil looks home for all money in my book.Stephen wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 10:19It seems Biden hates the UK and at the moment looks favourite for him to win. Trump has his faults, but better the devil you know. I'd rather have him as a friend to our country then an enemy.
I think Trump is a despicable creature but like you I would rather have him than Biden…. love him or despise him Trump seems to have made good decisions on the economy and let’s not forget that it was him who coined the phrase “fake news” which has to a more or lesser extent proved to be true, especially on the international stage, China etc.
I think America needed Trump’s “cut out the chaff” no nonsense approach. time will tell as to whether he can dodge the bullets coming his way.
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Stephen
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Onelife
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Re: Current Affairs
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Stephen
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Re: Current Affairs
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towny44
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Re: Current Affairs
Whatever the outcome it shows that the US is still a very divided country, and I am not sure that Joe Biden is the best option to provide any sort of unification although probably a bit better than Trump.barney wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 08:20The USA election hasn’t quite worked out for the Dems as planned has it.
I predict a riot!
John
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Gill W
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towny44
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Re: Current Affairs
But the Donald is a major Twitter user, surely you must take some credence from his tweets?
John
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Onelife
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Re: Current Affairs
He'll need to make a better job of it than what the remainers tried to do in this country....ding! ding!
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oldbluefox
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Re: Current Affairs
Who ever would have thought it? Subvert democracy in this country? Never!!! 
I was taught to be cautious
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barney
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Fortunately for the country, they didn’t get away with it despite every dirty trick in the book.oldbluefox wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 13:53Who ever would have thought it? Subvert democracy in this country? Never!!!![]()
Back in the States, it’s going right to the wire.
All that’s sure is that a rich old guy, backed by big business will be the victor (or not)
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Gill W
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Gill W
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Re: Current Affairs
oldbluefox wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 13:53Who ever would have thought it? Subvert democracy in this country? Never!!!![]()
barney wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 13:59Fortunately for the country, they didn’t get away with it despite every dirty trick in the book.oldbluefox wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 13:53Who ever would have thought it? Subvert democracy in this country? Never!!!![]()
Back in the States, it’s going right to the wire.
All that’s sure is that a rich old guy, backed by big business will be the victor (or not)
To quote two posts from today in the Brexit thread.
''Here we go again'
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'Time to move on'
Gill
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Stephen
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Manoverboard
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Re: Current Affairs
Me 'n' OL've been predicting that for ages 
Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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Onelife
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Credit where credit due NMob
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Onelife
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You tell them GillGill W wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 15:51oldbluefox wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 13:53Who ever would have thought it? Subvert democracy in this country? Never!!!
barney wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 13:59Fortunately for the country, they didn’t get away with it despite every dirty trick in the book.oldbluefox wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 13:53Who ever would have thought it? Subvert democracy in this country? Never!!!![]()
Back in the States, it’s going right to the wire.
All that’s sure is that a rich old guy, backed by big business will be the victor (or not)To quote two posts from today in the Brexit thread.
''Here we go again'
and
'Time to move on'
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Manoverboard
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Re: Current Affairs
Dead right, none of that OL Twitter crap gossip for us OL boys, eh
Tell us what
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Onelife
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Well you showed me how to put a line through sentences so I thought I would let Barney and foxy take the wrapManoverboard wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 16:29Dead right, none of that OL Twitter crap gossip for us OL boys, eh![]()
Tell us what![]()
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Gill W
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Re: Current Affairs
My friend is a practice manager in a GP's surgery. From what she's been saying, they literally wouldn't be able to cope with a mass vaccination programme being thrust upon them at a few weeks notice.
As December is 26 days away, and a vaccine has not yet been approved for use, I remain sceptical about an imminent roll out of a vaccine.
Gill
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Gill W
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Re: Current Affairs
You know your placeOnelife wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 16:47….I don’t want to get on the wrong side of Gill now do I ? squeak! Squeak!![]()
Gill
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Manoverboard
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Re: Current Affairs
That will doubtless be the case for some Trusts where there is a record of incompetence, meanwhile other Trusts will cope admirably as was indeed the case with the recent Flu jab program.
Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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david63
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Re: Current Affairs
I thought that the vaccine rollout plans had been underway for the last couple of monthsGill W wrote: 04 Nov 2020, 16:55they literally wouldn't be able to cope with a mass vaccination programme being thrust upon them at a few weeks notice.