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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that is the point though 305 seats means they cant do anything so it is entirely down to the seats they won north of the border that they remain in power and that is down to one female leader whose name aint Teresa.
Yes but this conversation began with you saying that an intimate carbon rod would make a better leader then May and I stand by my orignal point that if she's so terrible why did she get over fifty more seats then Labour? Take away the Scottish seats if you want and the Conservatives are still ahead by fifty. When did Labour fall so low that not getting hammered was considered a success?!
 
Yes but this conversation began with you saying that an intimate carbon rod would make a better leader then May and I stand by my orignal point that if she's so terrible why did she get over fifty more seats then Labour? Take away the Scottish seats if you want and the Conservatives are still ahead by fifty. When did Labour fall so low that not getting hammered was considered a success?!

the said rod has more intelligence and better judgement than May who is a walking disaster and every day she remains weakens the tories and costs them votes. The starting position of both parties i would say contributed to her winning more seats labour have just put themselves in a better place for next time that's all it wasnt an unqualified success story.
 
the said rod has more intelligence and better judgement than May who is a walking disaster and every day she remains weakens the tories and costs them votes. The starting position of both parties i would say contributed to her winning more seats labour have just put themselves in a better place for next time that's all it wasnt an unqualified success story.
We'll have to see how Labour do at the next election because I doubt they'll ever have an easier government to tackle with a worse leader again and I'm doubtful that they'll mobilise the youth quite as effectively next time.
 
That's it, you keep telling yourself that no one won, meanwhile the tories are still the governing party........

It's only a matter of time before the Tories are ousted. They show themselves for what they are every passing day - totally incompetent.

To see the general election as a victory is being purposefully naive. They hold such a slim advantage during a politically divisive time which could prove catastrophic for them.

May and her team have ruined your party.
 
It's only a matter of time before the Tories are ousted. They show themselves for what they are every passing day - totally incompetent.

To see the general election as a victory is being purposefully naive. They hold such a slim advantage during a politically divisive time which could prove catastrophic for them.

May and her team have ruined your party.

It was not a victory, but they did win. May not getting a large majority has ruined our EU negotiating position, nothing else. Corbyn has nothing else to give away, he gambled all the freebies at the election but still managed to lose. May was giving nothing away and was actively upsetting people, but still managed to win. Do you really think the tories will make the same mistakes........
 
I have complete contempt of pretty much every politicians mate, most of whom are almost always self serving cretins. I just try to be as balanced as possible.

Generally because the reactions on here are priceless when you don't compley with the popular belief.
I don't fully agree. I may be naive but even though I may disagree with a politicians view I like to think that the majority are decent people.
 
It does actually, for the most part. I just think their overarching philosophy is fundamentally wrong.
Fair play mate, I wish I could share your positive view on politicians. Sadly though i think the vast majority of them are self-serving fools who are in it for themselves, the financial perks and the ego boost. For every decent, honest, hardworking and sincere politician around I bealieve there are twenty crooked one's who would sell their constituents, their party, their country and their principles (they'd probably laugh at that last one!) down the river in a heartbeat if they stood to gain enough.
 
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Yea, it was the inexperienced youth* that voted labour.


*youth=under 60's, or those that make a living in the real world.
 
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