Current Affairs 2017 General Election

2017 general election

  • Lib Dems

    Votes: 24 6.5%
  • Labour

    Votes: 264 71.0%
  • Tories

    Votes: 41 11.0%
  • Cheese on the ballot paper

    Votes: 35 9.4%
  • SNP

    Votes: 4 1.1%
  • Plaid Cymru

    Votes: 4 1.1%

  • Total voters
    372
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May has shown real political strength in realising that an error was made and has now sought to clarify it. The manufactured outrage from Corbyn and co is pretty cynical tbh......I'd rather have a politician who reacts to an error than one like Corbyn (I won't use nuclear weapons so we'll just build the boats and not arm them) who cannot be persuaded to change his mind when he is in the wrong.......

..this wasn't an 'error', it was something May wanted to introduce. What has happened is that she's realised this election isn't the cake walk she imagined, the Conservatives are complacement. These policy items are not 'errors', they are ideology.
 
..this wasn't an 'error', it was something May wanted to introduce. What has happened is that she's realised this election isn't the cake walk she imagined, the Conservatives are complacement. These policy items are not 'errors', they are ideology.

Complacement ?......see another error......
 
May has shown real political strength in realising that an error was made and has now sought to clarify it. The manufactured outrage from Corbyn and co is pretty cynical tbh......I'd rather have a politician who reacts to an error than one like Corbyn (I won't use nuclear weapons so we'll just build the boats and not arm them) who cannot be persuaded to change his mind when he is in the wrong.......

Hahahaha.
 
May has shown real political strength in realising that an error was made and has now sought to clarify it. The manufactured outrage from Corbyn and co is pretty cynical tbh......I'd rather have a politician who reacts to an error than one like Corbyn (I won't use nuclear weapons so we'll just build the boats and not arm them) who cannot be persuaded to change his mind when he is in the wrong.......

Oh come on, she screwed up. She's even been incompetent in the way she's half-arsedly rectified it.

Call a spade a spade when it's needed.
 
Oh come on, she screwed up. She's even been incompetent in the way she's half-arsedly rectified it.

Call a spade a spade when it's needed.

Of course she made an arse of it. Same as the nonsense over the fuel payment and the mention of fox-hunting.......
 
May has shown real political strength in realising that an error was made and has now sought to clarify it. The manufactured outrage from Corbyn and co is pretty cynical tbh......I'd rather have a politician who reacts to an error than one like Corbyn (I won't use nuclear weapons so we'll just build the boats and not arm them) who cannot be persuaded to change his mind when he is in the wrong.......

Real political strength would be to withdraw the policy and apologise.

What May has done is say there will be a cap, but that you won't know what it is until they publish a Green Paper on it, and in any case its all Corbyn's fault. The climbdown is being executed as badly as the policy was.
 
Corbyn is the best labour leader in a generation.

Unless youre a fan of style over substance floozies like Blair, of course.

He is a terrible leader. You may like him and you may like his policies, but he has very few leadership attributes....
 
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