That says an awful lot and says nothing at the same time . We will see . Possibly a constructive ambiguity to sell the deal to the Green Party grassroots ???
Itâs not ambiguity. Changing from privately funded corporations making money off the back of deplorable living conditions to the State taking responsibility is a huge change.
I genuinely donât know what youâre saying there.
Private companies are entitled to make money.
There are certain basic institutions which I donât think should be privatised.
Changing something from being in the for-profit private sector to being in the not-for-profit public sector is a fairly big policy shift. I donât think itâs an ambiguity.
In âambiguity â I am referring to the reference you made in where the greens will insist on ending DP as a condition on entering government . I agree with you it is a big scalp to bring to their base . I would like to see the detail . I would imagine the programme for government will be largely aspirational at this juncture but if you have more info I am all ears .
Theyâre not conditions by any party anymore. Itâs a joint agreement. So the government agrees to end DP as a whole. Thereâs an article in the SBP if you can get that. From what I know itâs very accurate.
I see the Independent website is trying to stir up anti Green feeling claiming that FF and FG are bending over backwards to accommodate them.
The bastion of reasoned thought, Eoghan Harris, claims that a minority government is better than one with the Greens. I didnât read into any of the articles any further.
Bollocks, itâs down to them being the only option sadly and giving zero fucks for the residents, their neighbours and in general nobody but their bank balance.
Any policy to increase electric vehicle sales? Anybody commuting to Dublin city centre who isnât driving an Electric vehicle needs to rethink their profession.