Current Affairs 2017 General Election

[ashwuk76]

People who complain about Thatcher are those that are also too young to know what it was like before her time in office. Britain was a basket case in the 70s.

So because it was a basket case in the 70's that is ok not to hate her then? she destroyed parts of this country and did more harm then good. Unless you are rewriting history?

 

[jal123]

Does a class traitor only go in one direction. Was Tony Benn a class traitor.......you are the worst kind of class warrior because you make assumptions over things of which you have no knowledge.....

I'm not a class warrior Pedro, I'm a keyboard warrior lol

 

[peteblue]

People who complain about Thatcher are those that are also too young to know what it was like before her time in office. Britain was a basket case in the 70s.

Indeed, the term 'sick man of Europe' was a very apt description......

 

[jal123]

Does a class traitor only go in one direction. Was Tony Benn a class traitor.......you are the worst kind of class warrior because you make assumptions over things of which you have no knowledge.....

Also imagine commenting on things that you have knowledge of then actually voting for Brexit lol

 

[ashwuk76]

Also imagine commenting on things that you have knowledge of then actually voting for Brexit lol

350mill anyone? i mean it WAS written on the side of a bus.

 

[Milkman]

I wouldn't wipe my arse with the canary, it's the lefts version of the sun or the mail.

Don't care much for it either, but a left-wing tabloid isn't something that should be disregarded. Rather that than the Sun.

 

[bring the ghost on]

People who complain about Thatcher are those that are also too young to know what it was like before her time in office.

Or maybe they were victims of her cruel, regressive policies?

 

[neil999]

Indeed, the term 'sick man of Europe' was a very apt description......

It looks great, you only had to work 3 days a week for starters

 

[Mrk]

It's a sad state of affairs when the Shadow Chancellor, 5 weeks out from a General Election, is touring the TV studios claiming a moral victory because Labour hasn't been "wiped out" in the local elections.

 

[evilwebby]

It's a sad state of affairs when the Shadow Chancellor, 5 weeks out from a General Election, is touring the TV studios claiming a moral victory because Labour hasn't been "wiped out" in the local elections.

Ah, I see the NuLabour art of spin is not quite dead

 

[rascal]

If the Local Election results are anything to go by then it's going to be even worse than initially thought for Labour.

 

[Number_25]

If the Local Election results are anything to go by then it's going to be even worse than initially thought for Labour.

Which is why it's more important now then ever to get out and vote for the Labour Party - a party for the people, and not the elite few.

 

[evilwebby]

Which is why it's more important now then ever to get out and vote for the Labour Party - a party for the people, and not the elite few.

So, let's get this right.. the reason people aren't voting for them is the reason to get out and vote for them..?

 

[rascal]

I don't want to get bogged down in old arguments but Labour lost my money when my former fellow membership in their infinite wisdom decided to reelect Corbyn when it was so blindingly obvious that it wasn't working. That said, I'll still be voting for the Labour candidate in my constituency as she's a bloody good woman.

 

[ToffeeTim]

I know it's not really midterm, but these are probably the worst midterm results there's been for a main opposition party. And they haven't even got a couple of years to turn it round either.

Normally wouldn't read too much into locals, but I actually think the tories might get an overall majority of a hundred now.