First Term
He would win the 2058 election bringing Conservatives to power after 9 years of Labour. The previous Labour government nationalised energy, trains, water.
He would privatise energy and water within a year but trains would remain nationalised. He would implement tighter immigration restrictions and increase military as tensions with France were High. He would move troops to defend Italy, a key British Ally and anti French in the event of a war. He would introduce tax breaks on small business start-ups for 5 years, and for business moving to Britain. He aims to improve relations with Germany, which could go either side in the event of a war depending on which party is in power. Another top priority was technological development to compete with the French. His campaign in 2058 would be focused a lot on knife crime, and crime would go down by 2062 but go up in 2059, causing critism. In 2062, it would have fell by 9% and general crime by 6%, but far less than what he promised which was to cut crime by a third. Sentences would be increased and tried to bring in the Death Penalty but failed.
Unemployment was 5.5% when he entered office and by 2062 it was 5.3%. Inflation would increase going from 1.9% to 2.5%. GDP per capita and real GDP would increase however.
By 2062, tensions with France would decrease, and it looked like a major conflict may be avoided.
2062 General Election
He would win re-election by a landslide in 2062, largely because the Labour leader was incredibly far left. He would win 431 seats, well above the 326 needed for a majority and would be the first Prime Minister to win more than 50% of the vote since 1935. He would be the first Conservative to win more votes than any other party in Scotland sine 1959. (SNP had fallen by this point however won 2 seats).
Second Term
In his 2062 budget presented 3 months after the election, he would finally cut the deficit by cutting military spending a bit, and cut taxes of every income bracket by 1% by 2064. The deficit would from 2062-2064 decrease by £3 billion but remain very high. He would cut corporation tax slightly too.
In his second term, the death penalty would pass the House of Commons, but 2 amendments would pass. One would place the bill on a nationwide referendum, the other would need every single capital punishment case to be approved by the House of Commons.
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Ironic that Howard talked about Bolton's career choices while his show is practically on repeat everyday.
Just looking for a bit of advice really.
I run a second hand book shop and online business.
I recently acquired Sir Michael Howard's (historian) personal library and am slowly getting through it book by book, some are listed for sale online and some go to our book shop.
We have approx 6-8,000 books from his personal collection, 99% of which have his personal book plate and his name signed on the inside cover. During the process of listing the first 400 online, we have come to realise his importance and people's interest in him.
My question is, would anyone be able to point me in the direction of a more suitable place where these books would gain more interest from the correct audience? Listing on eBay and in our book shop seems a bit of a waste considering!
*** Please note, this is not an advertisement to gain sales, and hence I am not posting links to my online store or details of my book shop. ***
Thank you
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I've looked everywhere, and apparently David Schwartz's Grooveshark might have had it but is no longer functional.
Im trying to emulate the sounds of artists I like, and learn as much as I can about their processes. Im interested if y'all think these vst's would be useful for the kind of music I want to make, or if the are are better ones. I know omni is heavily used in hip-hop stuff. But if I dont have access to a real piano and a neumann mic, is keyscape a good enough substitute for now?
some of the songs I really like sound like they're just a piano, guitar and vocals. and maybe a string section? but I think they can be live tracked so im not sure how to go about it. Im not sure if some of the pad sounding elements are vst's or actual instruments. I hope im making sense. Thanks for the help in advance.
###Previous Results 1945 – Sir Archibald Sinclair (Liberal)
1950 – Clement Davies with 50% of the vote
1951 – Clement Davies with 58% of the vote
1955 – Sir Anthony Eden with 67% of the vote
1959 – Harold Macmillan with 75% of the vote
1964 – Jo Grimond with 73% of the vote
1966 – Jo Grimond with 70% of the vote
1970 - Jeremy Thorpe with 53% of the vote
1974 (Feb) - Jeremy Thorpe with 62% of the vote
1974 (Oct) - Jeremy Thorpe with 63% of the vote
1979 - David Steel with 45% of the vote
1983 - David Steel/Roy Jenkins with 47% of the vote
1987 - Margaret Thatcher with 48% of the vote
1992 - Paddy Ashdown with 48% of the vote
1997 - Tony Blair with 62% of the vote
2001 - Tony Blair with 54% of the vote
Last week the results were: Tony Blair (Labour) 54%, Charles Kennedy (Liberal De
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THE ELITE EIGHT ROUND BEGINS!
Wrapping up the Sweet Sixteen**, Hans Zimmer** confirmed what many suspected by handily defeating challenger Jóhann Jóhannsson with a final score of 126-33**.** Hans moves ahead and will face John Powell in the Elite 8**.** The result of that contest will determine the champion of the Strings Conference.
And so we begin the next round of the tournament! With only eight composers left, these matchups will force us to pick favorites among a shortlist of the industry's most beloved craftsman. The Elite 8 will be fraught with difficult decisions, but our sub must rise to the occasion!
To kick things off, we'll begin with a battle between living legend Howard Shore and contemporary hit-maker Michael Giancchino. At this point, is Shore too far removed from arguably his greatest score in the Lord of the Rings trilogy? Or is Giancchino still too green to even compete with the legacy that Shore has accomplished?
Get your votes in and sound off in the comments below!
Updated bracket:
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