Bye Bye Rachel Reeves

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Alex88
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Cabinet Ministers are now apparently saying they were misled by Reeves.

Perhaps they've been reading too much Tory press! ;)

I sense a resignation on the way.. We just need Kier to declare his full support for Reeves, then she can be immediately removed.
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Alex88 wrote: Mon Dec 01, 2025 2:22 pm Cabinet Ministers are now apparently saying they were misled by Reeves.

Perhaps they've been reading too much Tory press! ;)

I sense a resignation on the way.. We just need Kier to declare his full support for Reeves, then she can be immediately removed.
only place i can see that is the spectator, express and the telegraph…
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Guardian has 3 of it's top 5 UK Politics headlines as "Oh... look how terrible the OBR are" - It smacks of deflection to me.

If she didn't lie, then there's no reason to "Draw a Line under it" (Quote Starmer) and move onto the “big, bold long-term plan” (tm Donald Trump)
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Alex88 wrote: Mon Dec 01, 2025 2:22 pm Cabinet Ministers are now apparently saying they were misled by Reeves.

Perhaps they've been reading too much Tory press! ;)

I sense a resignation on the way.. We just need Kier to declare his full support for Reeves, then she can be immediately removed.
:lol:

Despite not being a Labour voter I always wanted to give them a fair crack because 18 months ago it felt good that at least there were adults in number 10. I'm on record on this very forum saying that I think Keir is a decent, principled guy, but I think that unfortunately he's largely surrounded himself with idiots and unqualified hangers on, and Reeves is definitely in that camp. She had the opportunity this time last year, and at the start of their term, to start the process to radically reform and simplify the tax code here in the UK, remove cliff-edges, spread the burden a little better and, most importantly, set the groundwork for proper actual growth. To say she's fumbled it is a massive understatement.

Part of me thinks that we could and should see a new chancellor before the spring statement and part of me is worried that actually we'll get an even worse tax-and-spend ideologue that will spook the bond markets, push us into a debt spiral and ultimately cost us all dearly. And Reeves, Starmer and the back-benchers will all be to blame if that happens.
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Sounds like it's the back benchers that are the idiots here and Starmer and Reeves are just doing whatever they can to compromise and in the process shafting almost everyone.
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