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Tory problem with females?
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Last week the media reported that Camoron seemed to be losing support of female voters and gave examples of why this was so, citing his comment of 'Calm Down' to a female member of the Labour front bench and his 'I know the Lady is frustrated' to one of his own MP's. He was accused of being condicending towards women. Added to this is the effects his government policies are have on women......
Today in PMQ's he was asked about what the government was doing to help women and ended up pointing out the amount of money they were sending to help women overseas...
From this aftenoons debate on the Environment, it would seem that it's not just Camoron who seems to have an attitude towards women as Richard Benyon referred to a member of the opposition as 'Young Lady' rather than the more respectful 'Honorable Member Opposite'
Last week the media reported that Camoron seemed to be losing support of female voters and gave examples of why this was so, citing his comment of 'Calm Down' to a female member of the Labour front bench and his 'I know the Lady is frustrated' to one of his own MP's. He was accused of being condicending towards women. Added to this is the effects his government policies are have on women......
Today in PMQ's he was asked about what the government was doing to help women and ended up pointing out the amount of money they were sending to help women overseas...
From this aftenoons debate on the Environment, it would seem that it's not just Camoron who seems to have an attitude towards women as Richard Benyon referred to a member of the opposition as 'Young Lady' rather than the more respectful 'Honorable Member Opposite'
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astradt1 wrote:As the news item shows Cameron's problem is now not just with women MP's but also with women voters.
So the question is what will this do to his governments re-election chances?
Many of his policies have hit women hard and are likely to carry on hitting them for a long time........
The women voters of the UK will hit him where it really hurts making sure he does not get another term, so then he will be known by his party as the "One Term Bullingdon Boy".
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But he has such an open and honest face. How could you not trust him?
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bobby wrote:Blueturando said: Hmmm lets look at the opposition, Im sure they have a lovely bunch of ladies? Well there was Harriet Harperson, Hazel Blears, Margaret Beckett, Jacqui Smith and the equally lovely Margaret Moran....All bathed in morality. The type of women you would expect in the Labour party
Hello Bluey, Even though the title of this thread is " Re: Tory problem with females? " It just wouldn't be you if you did anything other that attempt to throw the question back to Labour, Labour this, Labour that. Assuming there may be a modicum of truth in what you say I personally don’t agree with you), I think the point of the thread relates to the very few women that have even sat on the Tory front benches, giving the impression the Tory male are all Gay ( I was going to say poofs but thought better of it) or the women just don’t measure up.
Bobby its a typical Tory trait, women are only meant to be in the kitchen and having the kids according to the Tory party, they have taken what women have marched for and fought for over many years, he is taking us back too an era where it was still black and white outside ( black and white photos black and white views).
If Scam..er..on and Thomas Cook where to get together they could do a roaring trade in time travel.
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I am a teacher and the mother of 2 small boys. I work four days a week, although the amount of planning, marking and admin I do pretty much makes it 5. And I really don't care.
I love my job and adore my children. The husband's pretty cool too.
The problem I have with the current attitude towards women is the way we're damned if we do and damned if we don't.
We are pilloried for wanting a career if we have children but have benefits withdrawn if we don't work. The decimation of the public sector has had a more devastating effect on the low-paid women on whose backs it was run, not the men at the top. And God forbid you should take responsibility for your own fertility by seeking out contraception - worse still, taking the devastating decision to have a termination, despite the fact that you are, effectively, reducing the burden on the state by ensuring another unwanted mouth isn't delivered at the door of the nation.
Ah.
Sorry.
You may have touched a nerve, there.
I love my job and adore my children. The husband's pretty cool too.
The problem I have with the current attitude towards women is the way we're damned if we do and damned if we don't.
We are pilloried for wanting a career if we have children but have benefits withdrawn if we don't work. The decimation of the public sector has had a more devastating effect on the low-paid women on whose backs it was run, not the men at the top. And God forbid you should take responsibility for your own fertility by seeking out contraception - worse still, taking the devastating decision to have a termination, despite the fact that you are, effectively, reducing the burden on the state by ensuring another unwanted mouth isn't delivered at the door of the nation.
Ah.
Sorry.
You may have touched a nerve, there.
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Boudica wrote:I am a teacher and the mother of 2 small boys. I work four days a week, although the amount of planning, marking and admin I do pretty much makes it 5. And I really don't care.
I love my job and adore my children. The husband's pretty cool too.
The problem I have with the current attitude towards women is the way we're damned if we do and damned if we don't.
We are pilloried for wanting a career if we have children but have benefits withdrawn if we don't work. The decimation of the public sector has had a more devastating effect on the low-paid women on whose backs it was run, not the men at the top. And God forbid you should take responsibility for your own fertility by seeking out contraception - worse still, taking the devastating decision to have a termination, despite the fact that you are, effectively, reducing the burden on the state by ensuring another unwanted mouth isn't delivered at the door of the nation.
Ah.
Sorry.
You may have touched a nerve, there.
Do not worry Boudica, it does you good to get things of your chest and to clear the mind, we all know on here what the bloody Tories are doing to the public sector they hate the fact that we all can get together and run a decent society (schools NHS fire brigade and Police). I was always a Labour party voter that is until May 2010 then I joined the Labour party because after 18 years of the Maggot Scotland suffered badly and I'm glad to say we never forgive and never forget, and even today there is only ONE Tory MP from Scotland and only ONE Tory MSP.
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Red when you say "WE" are you and yours going to foot the bills? Personally I've yet to see any government do other than throw money at failing systems. Finally it's taken a coalition to actually try and drag failing institutions into the 21st century.
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Land, wot izzit? do you read posts, or just fly over them.
From another thread -
Government figures 'wanted to buy BP oil fields'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-14895693
it has all been a big fiddle!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-20067255
"Talisman said the the MonArb Area Redevelopment (Mar) project will lead to the production of a further 100 million barrels of oil.
It involves the existing Montrose, Arbroath, Brechin, Arkwright, Carnoustie and Wood fields."
From - the EU is the Future page 5. Appologies Ivan, if you want this scrubbed, please let me know.
This shows the LIES and deceit from Westminster about the amount, said to be small, and the quality, said to be below par, that was spouted by Heath's government, and carried on by ALL administrations since!
Even the Press/Media (Guardians of the people AND the Truth) have NOT wakened up yet!
From another thread -
Government figures 'wanted to buy BP oil fields'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-14895693
Prof Kemp said there was evidence in the documents that the benefits of oil to Scotland's economy were "downplayed" to suppress the nationalist movement, which had reached a peak in the 1974 elections.
He said: "Certainly the UK government didn't want to encourage that at all so in any pronouncements the size of the future benefits, like the tax revenues, were certainly not exaggerated."
The book also reveals the UK government's tactics to prevent "disruption payments" for construction of the Sullom Voe terminal being made directly to Shetland Islands Council rather than to the Treasury.
it has all been a big fiddle!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-20067255
"Talisman said the the MonArb Area Redevelopment (Mar) project will lead to the production of a further 100 million barrels of oil.
It involves the existing Montrose, Arbroath, Brechin, Arkwright, Carnoustie and Wood fields."
From - the EU is the Future page 5. Appologies Ivan, if you want this scrubbed, please let me know.
This shows the LIES and deceit from Westminster about the amount, said to be small, and the quality, said to be below par, that was spouted by Heath's government, and carried on by ALL administrations since!
Even the Press/Media (Guardians of the people AND the Truth) have NOT wakened up yet!
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Great post astra, though what it has to do with females is beyond my simple mind?
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you talk about Engirl-land footing the bills!
it is quite clear now that Scotland has more than paid it's way sinc 1974
The gubmint deliberately made the system fail, with a "little" help from brussels
it is quite clear now that Scotland has more than paid it's way sinc 1974
The gubmint deliberately made the system fail, with a "little" help from brussels
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astra wrote:you talk about Engirl-land footing the bills!
it is quite clear now that Scotland has more than paid it's way sinc 1974
The gubmint deliberately made the system fail, with a "little" help from brussels
The gas and oil is the only reason astra that Scam..er..on does not want to loose Scotland, plus up in the highlands of Scotland there is a good possibility that there are more gas and oil fields, and you are right astra first it was Heath and then the Maggot that used and abused Scotland for its gas and oil money, and that is the point that wee Alec is using to get the Scots to vote yes in the 2014 referendum.
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