Thought it would be good to start a new politics thread as this Tory/DUP deal seems to be actually happening -
In other news Jeremy Corbyn to headline Glastonbury next year
£1.5bn for Northern Ireland in the deal. Turns out there was a magic money tree after all
still haven't seen the corbynator at glasto
i assume it was rubbish
Fucking hell, it's absolutely insane that they can do this.
Was about to post this as "The DUP Deal of Doom Edition" of the politics thread, but a politics bar is also good.
Wheels'll fall off soon enough no danger.
'played down reports that it had sought £2bn' (BBC)
Do we know how much it is?
no.
Pretty strong school of thought that May shot her bolt with all the DUP nonsense and that she shouldn't have gotten straight in with all of the 'getting a deal' nonsense. The DUP were never going to let a minority Lab coalition helmed by Corbyn in so... should've just held firm and not blasted away concessions early on.
Another thing that points to the embarrassment of talent we'll have around the table in the EU negotiations.
Guess it's a hell of a lot, whatever the actual figure is.
Does this endanger the funding of future NHS bus adverts?
NHS bus adverts will be replaced with adverts promoting the teaching of creationism.
For a 2 seat majority. Unbelievable. Corbyn needs to go in hard about this.
and more uvf flags
They've just published it.
£425m a year to run for 2 years and £30m a year to run for 5 years. So exactly £1bn in total.
(and odds of a GE within 2 years near 100% given the way that's front loaded).
In London we already have those adverts.
"We did have a cabinet meeting this morning didn't we? I was sure!""Erm yes. I think Jeremy said he was feeling a bit 'fluey' and Boris has a problem with his boiler, and Gove said he had to take his dog to the vets..."
So the going rate for a vote to support the government is £100m per mp then.
I'd be taking this sorry lot to the cleaners regardless as well, tbf.
Where's it being spent?
If any significant amount's going on the NHS that's the Tory and supporters' claims that they're not damaging the NHS out the window.
