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alcazar 22 September 2008 10:33 AM

Anyone else see Darling squirming on GMTV this morning?
 
Attempting to explain the government's position, he commented that, "It would not be right to take money out of the economy at the moment".

Bill Turnbull was on him in a moment. The next few exchanges went something like this:

BT: So does that mean no tax rises?
Darling: I've said what it means, it would not be right to take money out of the economy at the moment.
BT: Is that a yes, or a no?
Darling, Look, I can't make it any clearer.
BT: so that's a no, then?
Darling: I've made it as clear as I can, it's not the right time to take money out of the economy.
BT: So is that yes, or no? That's all you need to say, yes, or no.
Darling: Look, I don't think I can make it any clearer can I?
BT: Ok, we'll just have to differ on the clarity of your answer.

Is Darling the most slimy Labia man at the moment?

Alcazar

Clarebabes 22 September 2008 10:36 AM

Yes, and I was shouting at the telly:

ANSWER THE BLOODY QUESTION YOU MORON!!!!!!

I hate Labour and everything to do with them. Have they all been to "annoying voice" school?

lozgti 22 September 2008 10:39 AM


Originally Posted by alcazar (Post 8147830)
Darling: Look, I don't think I can make it any clearer can I?

Clear as mud to me mate!

Gear Head 22 September 2008 10:39 AM

He was such an idiot this morning. :rolleyes: I have seen him be that evasive before in previous interviews. I know he doesn't want to say the wrong thing, but does he not realise that constantly trying to avoid answering the question just makes people assume the worst. We are not idiots, tell the ****ing truth! :razz:

lozgti 22 September 2008 10:41 AM

I enjoyed his squirm time when they were doing the 10p back track rubbish a while back.

That was squirmtastic

Snazy 22 September 2008 10:46 AM

Now all I have to do is find a clip of this. I love seeing them on the spot.
Last week with GB and the Sky Business panel, and he was getting torn to shreds, but just about managing to stick to the script.

David Lock 22 September 2008 10:47 AM

How can you take a man who paints creosote (or something like that) on his eyebrows? :wonder:

I heard him on Radio 4 this morning in similar denial mode, basically hoping that a Tsunami somewhere in the UK would divert attention.

Taking money out of the economy? There's hardly any left to take :rolleyes:

Won't raise income tax for the £175k plus earners because they won't understand the new figures. Yeah right, 40% to 45% is a bit technical I suppose.........

dl

Clarebabes 22 September 2008 10:51 AM


Originally Posted by David Lock (Post 8147854)
Won't raise income tax for the £175k plus earners because they won't understand the new figures. Yeah right, 40% to 45% is a bit technical I suppose.........

dl

Yeah, he'll just take tax off of people who earn less than £18K pa, they'll understand, won't they???!!!! :mad:

alcazar 22 September 2008 10:55 AM


Originally Posted by Clarebabes (Post 8147833)
I hate Labour and everything to do with them. Have they all been to "annoying voice" school?

No...........they're just all "sweatys" aren't they?:D

Alcazar

boxst 22 September 2008 11:00 AM

I can't see there being any alternative at the moment apart from raising tax. Which tax if the question. VAT is one of the fairest ones, but that will just get them completely slated. Introducing a new tax band above £100K?

Steve

New_scooby_04 22 September 2008 11:10 AM

Interviewing politicians really is like nailing custard to the wall.

Ns04

unclebuck 22 September 2008 11:55 AM

Income Tax rise on the way - extra 5p in the pound seems most likey


:mad: need these scum out of office a.s.a.p. before they ruin us all.

New_scooby_04 22 September 2008 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by unclebuck (Post 8147964)
Income Tax rise on the way - extra 5p in the pound seems most likey


:mad: need these scum out of office a.s.a.p. before they ruin us all.

*sigh* there goes the pay increase I was rumoured to get in a months time!

Ns04

boxst 22 September 2008 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by unclebuck (Post 8147964)
Income Tax rise on the way - extra 5p in the pound seems most likey


:mad: need these scum out of office a.s.a.p. before they ruin us all.

That is absolutely not going to happen. I wouldn't discount perhaps indeirect raise of 5 percent, but certainly not on income tax.

Steve

f1_fan 22 September 2008 12:23 PM


Originally Posted by unclebuck (Post 8147964)
Income Tax rise on the way - extra 5p in the pound seems most likey


:mad: need these scum out of office a.s.a.p. before they ruin us all.

Agreed, but what's the alternative. Cameron isn't exactly telling us what he would do differently. In fact he isn't saying anything... again!

That is actually the most disappointing thing of all. One bag of shysters or another bag of shysters. Same s**t different party!

Martin2005 22 September 2008 12:29 PM

Too many people on here are postively enjoying the economic crisis this country faces, and I mean loving it...so sad!

Why don't you get over your own in-built, one-eyed political allegences and start hoping the government succeed, rather than praying for them to fail.

When Cameron get's in this place is going to change over-night, suddenly everything is going to be excused and understandable.

This is why this country is becoming ungovernable, why we don't get many good people wanting to get into politics, why put yourself through it?

f1_fan 22 September 2008 12:35 PM


Originally Posted by Martin2005 (Post 8148056)
Too many people on here are postively enjoying the economic crisis this country faces, and I mean loving it...so sad!

Why don't you get over your own in-built, one-eyed political allegences and start hoping the government succeed, rather than praying for them to fail.

I agree that the way so many on here revel in the economy's downturn is very sad, but that is what happens when you let your own perceieved hatred of a political party overcome common sense.

I am balanced as I think the Tories are just as bad and we have no hope whichever party is in power. Sad, but true.

lozgti 22 September 2008 12:39 PM

They better have a rethink over that VED rubbish because they aren't far off literally bringing the country to a standstill next year on top of everything else.

s70rjw 22 September 2008 12:56 PM


Originally Posted by Martin2005 (Post 8148056)
Too many people on here are postively enjoying the economic crisis this country faces, and I mean loving it...so sad!

Why don't you get over your own in-built, one-eyed political allegences and start hoping the government succeed, rather than praying for them to fail.

When Cameron get's in this place is going to change over-night, suddenly everything is going to be excused and understandable.

This is why this country is becoming ungovernable, why we don't get many good people wanting to get into politics, why put yourself through it?

I hear what you say, however I cannot think of one thing which NL has done for the good of this country. The party could easily introduce some money into the economy by taxing those who earn over 175k. They cannot make their minds up or don't have the balls to do that. Maybe because it will affect many of them and their business friends. That doesn't bode well for them when NL lose at the next general election.
I'm not suggesting David Cameron wil succeed, however, the counrty needs a prime minister they voted in, not a default.

magepaster 22 September 2008 03:02 PM

GMTV - Latest clips from GMTV

boxst 22 September 2008 03:09 PM


Originally Posted by magepaster (Post 8148338)

That was embarassing. Quite good for staying calm and sticking to exactly what he wanted to say.

Steve

SJ_Skyline 22 September 2008 03:10 PM

Has Bill Turnbull been moonlighting again? :Suspiciou

stuart n 22 September 2008 06:16 PM

:lol:

exvaux 22 September 2008 06:20 PM


Originally Posted by Martin2005 (Post 8148056)
T

This is why this country is becoming ungovernable, why we don't get many good people wanting to get into politics, why put yourself through it?

cos the great salary and cast iron pension thats untouchable,id say thats worth it

GC8 22 September 2008 06:43 PM

I almost feel sorry for the little weasel. After all, he is only mismanaging the complete and total f*ck-up of an economy left to him by the 'steady hand on the wheel' that was Gordon 'Teflon' Brown...

RyanSTI 22 September 2008 07:25 PM

id put my self forward for an mp, however im not a sniverling nerd who needs to prove somthing.

greenonedave 22 September 2008 07:53 PM

they all are liars, the petition to scrap road charges made history as the most replied to govenment posting as over 300,000 people opposed the road charge scheme, Tony Blair ( labour said we wont bring in road charging)now the department of transport are to spend 4 billion pounds to do trials as to enable them to bring in road charging. it will come despite they say it would not ! and I bet we all stand for it.ffs people see whats going on, this country is f**cked under this lot !

scunnered 23 September 2008 08:59 AM

It doesn't matter which political party is in government. They are all the same. Money grabbing, corrupt, liars, the lot of them.

Here's a thought, what qualifications do you need to be the Chancellor of the Exchequer? None, as far as I know.

The Zohan 23 September 2008 01:07 PM


Originally Posted by Clarebabes (Post 8147833)
Yes, and I was shouting at the telly:

ANSWER THE BLOODY QUESTION YOU MORON!!!!!!

I hate Labour and everything to do with them. Have they all been to "annoying voice" school?

Yes, and me, snivilling little man could not give a stright answer if his life depended on it!


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