I hate Reform with a passion because any attempt at conversation with any of their supporters as to why i should vote for their candidate decends into derisory comments, never a question answered without vulgarity or a numb biege reference to "illegals" or "boat people costing us millions".
For reference, if it was that easy, tge previous government would have stopped it many years ago.
I am sad that Reform supporters actually believe that Farage will make a difference.
I believe, it is a sad affair, whereby women are being turn into second class citizens in local politics. At present, there is a number of women Councillors who are very competent. However, they are lacking in analytical, presentation and debating skills. This is something the major political party could fix themselves by inviting women into local politics, and then offering them courses in those particular skills. Also, consideration could be made in "Six form Academy" to ask young women to take part in "analytical, presention and debating skills" to enable them to enter into local politics armed with the knowledge that is required. That would give us a gender balance in local politics. This is what we need to redress the current problems. What do you think?
I hate Reform with a passion because any attempt at conversation with any of their supporters as to why i should vote for their candidate decends into derisory comments, never a question answered without vulgarity or a numb biege reference to "illegals" or "boat people costing us millions".
For reference, if it was that easy, tge previous government would have stopped it many years ago.
I am sad that Reform supporters actually believe that Farage will make a difference.
Where has intellect and commonsense gone to?
I believe, it is a sad affair, whereby women are being turn into second class citizens in local politics. At present, there is a number of women Councillors who are very competent. However, they are lacking in analytical, presentation and debating skills. This is something the major political party could fix themselves by inviting women into local politics, and then offering them courses in those particular skills. Also, consideration could be made in "Six form Academy" to ask young women to take part in "analytical, presention and debating skills" to enable them to enter into local politics armed with the knowledge that is required. That would give us a gender balance in local politics. This is what we need to redress the current problems. What do you think?
My question/statement would be:
“The 40-year neoliberal experiment has failed the 99%. What need to be done to fix this?”