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How Many Women Are Supporting Theresa May Just Because She Is A Woman? |
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I think I'd prefer women being head of countries rather than Putin, or Trump. But Teresa May not yet convinced by- some people are chuffed to be in a position without being the excellence of the position. She made a good speech recently, but it's a question who actually writes that.
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Well, it was bloody obvious what he meant. But the slightest inconsistency or ambiguity, and people will be all over it like a rash.
Personally I choose to believe he wasn't lying this time |
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I think I'd prefer women being head of countries rather than Putin, or Trump. But Teresa May not yet convinced by- some people are chuffed to be in a position without being the excellence of the position. She made a good speech recently, but it's a question who actually writes that.
She berated Labour at the last PMQ's for not having alternatives to their criticisms but she done exactly the same thing in that instance and look at what the Tories/Libs done on tuition fees anyway. They scored the points moaning about them but then chose to tripple them when they got into power! |
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Wow ... sheep alert!
I am a woman and I do not support May. It has nothing to do with her being a man or a woman, more because she seems a nasty piece of work who is also incompetent. She has been given a very important task - negotiate Brexit - but seems to be unable to steer the ship in any sort of competent way. She reads out scripts and looks stern, but it's all a front. Luckily for her, the MSM is almost 100% behind her. I'm merely stating I support her for her position rather than the fact she's a woman. |
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I remember when she was Shadow Education Secretary in the late 90's, she was slating Labour bigtime for tuition fees and then when asked on Question Time what the Tories would do instead she said "Well we're looking at it" and came out with a real nonsense follow up as to why she didn't have an alternative. I was never impressed with her from them on and wasn't before that either.
She berated Labour at the last PMQ's for not having alternatives to their criticisms but she done exactly the same thing in that instance and look at what the Tories/Libs done on tuition fees anyway. They scored the points moaning about them but then chose to tripple them when they got into power! |
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