Or Mr Fishfinger. That would have been an upset.
Certainly interesting times and a reflection, in my opinion, of a divided country – brexit, indyref and dissatisfaction have all played their part in some tactical voting. Whoever has the job of Brexit is in a no-win, while we may have voted for it on a majority, now the ‘it’ is becoming properly real the sentiment feels like it’s changed, the Tories have done an awful job of managing public sector, NHS in particular and not optically managed their way out of the rich getting richer. Labour bounced well as their manifesto while a touch worrying economically feels ‘right’. How they would land it without breaking the economy wholesale would be interesting, esp. with Brexit. SNP massive bloody nose which just reflects the populace being p1ssed off with Nippy not doing her job and focusing on indyref2. Thats all my opinion anyway. Taxation of the ‘rich’ worries me, brexit confidence is low and I am personally seeing the impact by working on redundancy and move projects – make no mistake there will be a downturn from it, my fear is when the tax part is looekd at properly the middle will be squashed – those that have worked hard to get there will be penalised while as always the uber rich will find a way round it.
