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People, and while the conservatives will be hoping this is just a by election kicking, people having a go at the current government, as often is the case in by elections, the bigger worry will be that in a general election context, seats like this that should be safe, blue conservative seats could be under threat of going red, and let s remember, someone who has their own constituency not too far from here in north yorkshire as the prime minister himself. tiff in north yorkshire as the prime minister himself. in north yorkshire as the prime minister himself. of course. and it s interesting, minister himself. of course. and it s interesting, isn t minister himself. of course. and it s interesting, isn t it, - minister himself. of course. and it s interesting, isn t it, recently| it s interesting, isn t it, recently that keir starmer put the message out to his candidates and also those who work for the labour party to be. this was reported, essentially nice to conservatives, nice ab ....
Graph the following graph. this shows the uk tax changes under different chancellors. anything above the light is tax increases. and everything below the lion s tax reductions. red is labor, blue conservative. you can see you here at the end, richie sunak. so in two years, you ve raised taxes the same about as quarter did in ten years. how is that desire for low tax economy going? what it is a choice all the other chancellors had pandemics today with. which one has had to introduce furlough. borrowing at higher levels than world war ii. that s the bit not on that chart. and that are on the right is a direct reflection of those things, which are i think, anyone would say pretty exceptional. or hopefully, pretty exceptional. no one had a pandemic to deal with except over a century ago. it s the biggest recession we experienced as a country ever. ....
Presidential historian, doris kearns goodwin. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. this past week we have been marking the 20th anniversary of september 11th after nearly 3,000 americans were killed during the terror attacks, the country pulled together as one. for a while at least the spirit of september 12th helped the country divided over the 2000 election unite against a common enemy. not so now in the fight against our current enemy, covid-19, where the red/blue conservative/liberal dividing line separates the vaccinated from the unvaccinated. two days ago we woke up to the news that 3,160 americans had died of covid over a 24-hour period. almost all unvaccinated, a higher death toll than those 9/11 terror attacks. ....
You can be, the more they speak out against newt gingrich, i think, the better off he is in the republican primaries. explain that again, for the people watching, who may not get that. because you re enjoying the absurdity of it, but tell us what that absurdity is based on. why would somebody who s considered crazy by a true, blue conservative like tom coburn of oklahoma, be all the more enjoyable for certain people? you know, i do believe that this is an you ll remember that the tea party impulse first expressed itself as a revolt against sitting republicans. i mean, it was first, ah, so you people come to washington and you go native, and the budget goes crazy and spending goes crazy and the deficit goes crazy. i mean, that s the first that is the primary impulse of the tea party movement. and extending from that is this sense of throw them all out. and being a good conservative with a common sense attitude ....