oldie
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Sept 13, 2024 21:10:47 GMT
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Post by oldie on Sept 13, 2024 21:10:47 GMT
Anyone who pretends Reform are not just a single issue party is either misinformed or in denial. They only have other "policies" because they have to fill more than one page in their manifesto. It would be embarrassing otherwise. Ok, some people vote Reform. Quite a few actually. But no way on this earth are they voting Reform because of their dynamic new economic policies. Funny, but before the last election, Reform were saying that the NHS doesn't need more money, it needs a reform. None of the other parties were saying that. What are Labour saying now? The NHS doesn't need more money, but it needs a reform. However, the reform that Labour are proposing just doesn't cut it. More rubbish. Wes Streeting, pre election. "They can’t use the usual get out of jail free card of saying ‘we want investment in the NHS’. Of course we all want investment in the NHS, a Labour government will deliver investment in the NHS, but it takes time to build that NHS capacity back, and people have to be honest about that.” Streeting has repeatedly underlined how his priority as health secretary would be to reform the NHS. But he said: “The lesson of the last Labour government is that it’s investment plus reform that delivers results … We did it before and we’ll do it again.” In the meantime, the Reform Party were prattling on about immigration.
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Post by Nobbygas on Sept 14, 2024 5:41:53 GMT
Funny, but before the last election, Reform were saying that the NHS doesn't need more money, it needs a reform. None of the other parties were saying that. What are Labour saying now? The NHS doesn't need more money, but it needs a reform. However, the reform that Labour are proposing just doesn't cut it. More rubbish. Wes Streeting, pre election. "They can’t use the usual get out of jail free card of saying ‘we want investment in the NHS’. Of course we all want investment in the NHS, a Labour government will deliver investment in the NHS, but it takes time to build that NHS capacity back, and people have to be honest about that.” Streeting has repeatedly underlined how his priority as health secretary would be to reform the NHS. But he said: “The lesson of the last Labour government is that it’s investment plus reform that delivers results … We did it before and we’ll do it again.” In the meantime, the Reform Party were prattling on about immigration. Shall I type a bit slower for you. Reform were saying no investment/ money needed, but a reform. It was in their contract. Labour, as you have posted, were saying investment & reform. Labour now say no investment, but reform.
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oldie
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Sept 14, 2024 7:27:21 GMT
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Post by oldie on Sept 14, 2024 7:27:21 GMT
More rubbish. Wes Streeting, pre election. "They can’t use the usual get out of jail free card of saying ‘we want investment in the NHS’. Of course we all want investment in the NHS, a Labour government will deliver investment in the NHS, but it takes time to build that NHS capacity back, and people have to be honest about that.” Streeting has repeatedly underlined how his priority as health secretary would be to reform the NHS. But he said: “The lesson of the last Labour government is that it’s investment plus reform that delivers results … We did it before and we’ll do it again.” In the meantime, the Reform Party were prattling on about immigration. Shall I type a bit slower for you. Reform were saying no investment/ money needed, but a reform. It was in their contract. Labour, as you have posted, were saying investment & reform. Labour now say no investment, but reform. There was a classic line which made me laugh last week. Referring to the need for capital investment into the NHS .. "It's equivalent to training bus drivers but have no buses to drive" From the Darzi report "Starving” the service of vital capital funding has left “crumbling buildings, mental health patients being accommodated in Victorian-era cells infested with vermin with 17 men sharing two showers, and parts of the NHS operating in decrepit portable buildings”. Efforts to improve early diagnosis of cancer saw “no progress whatsoever made … between 2013 and 2021”, despite many lives depending on that."
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Cheshiregas
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Sept 14, 2024 9:20:38 GMT
Post by Cheshiregas on Sept 14, 2024 9:20:38 GMT
More rubbish. Wes Streeting, pre election. "They can’t use the usual get out of jail free card of saying ‘we want investment in the NHS’. Of course we all want investment in the NHS, a Labour government will deliver investment in the NHS, but it takes time to build that NHS capacity back, and people have to be honest about that.” Streeting has repeatedly underlined how his priority as health secretary would be to reform the NHS. But he said: “The lesson of the last Labour government is that it’s investment plus reform that delivers results … We did it before and we’ll do it again.” In the meantime, the Reform Party were prattling on about immigration. Shall I type a bit slower for you. Reform were saying no investment/ money needed, but a reform. It was in their contract.Labour, as you have posted, were saying investment & reform. Labour now say no investment, but reform. Is that the contract which they have now abandoned Nobby?
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