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[dandydan]

Utter bellends.

They lost on that Manifesto, why should they honour it?

It's the lack of self awareness that amazes me.

 

[arminisgod]

It's all to be agreed by Saturday. I can't see how it will work out. She will have seriously pissed off the Tory members and the DUP.

Tomorrow's pm questions will be toxic. The 1922 committee will want blood. She has basically said up yours to the paid up members of the Tory party... All with a week to go.

It's frankly unbelievable when u think about it.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The ERG are twisting the knife now. Endgame is approaching. Not just in the cinema.

An ERG leader/PM would rip it all up if they became PM every word needs enshrining in law and European Treaty.

Meanwhile at Tory HQ.

Two years on from losing an election makes it a failed manifesto did thenand does now.


Since then Betty the polish care worker has backed her bags and gone home because she and others no longer feel welcome, leaving social/ care understaffed and at breaking point, poor old grandma and grandad sitting in their solid pads. Meanwhile farmer Giles is wondering why his seasonal worker quota is 10000 short of farm labourers and his produce is rotting in the fields...

 

[Khalekan]

Meanwhile at Tory HQ.

Someone shoukd tell them Manifesto commitments go out the windiw one the voters reject you and the election is lost

 

[dandydan]

When all else fails, blame Labour.

Which party has been in power since 2010?

Which party called a general election to push through their version of Brexit, ballsed it up, resulting in the mess we have now?

Speaking of immigration, which party promised to cut net migration down to below 100,000 in 2010, and saw it rise every year subsequently, despite introducing harmful policies such as the ‘hostile environment’ policy?

What a pathetic excuse of a political party. The last 3 years has seriously harmed them.

After the lies over brexit all they had to offer as a manifesto was "stop Corbyn" but now may wants to work with him. I honestley think they are in for a Lib dem style wipe out.

 

[summerisle]

 

[Seanjd]

After the lies over brexit all they had to offer as a manifesto was "stop Corbyn" but now may wants to work with him. I honestley think they are in for a Lib dem style wipe out.

I have very little faith in Corbyn, but Theresa May has been next level catastrophic. She surely has been the worst prime minister ever?

 

[arminisgod]

An ERG leader/PM would rip it all up if they became PM every word needs enshrining in law and European Treaty.





Two years on from losing an election makes it a failed manifesto did thenand does now.


Since then Betty the polish care worker has backed her bags and gone home because she and others no longer feel welcome, leaving social/ care understaffed and at breaking point, poor old grandma and grandad sitting in their solid pads. Meanwhile farmer Giles is wondering why his seasonal worker quota is 10000 short of farm labourers and his produce is rotting in the fields...

As much as I hate the Tories.... They didn't lose the election. They won it. Won the most sets and are in power

 

[arminisgod]

I have very little faith in Corbyn, but Theresa May has been next level catastrophic. She surely has been the worst prime minister ever?

Absolutely. A weak, cowardly, lying scrote.

Hopefully Maggie is keeping a seat in hell warm for her

 

[ToffeeTim]

I can’t see rhe DUP wanting an election.

They are very vulnerable in South Belfast and North Belfast (the seat of Mr. Dodds) and the SDLP should take back Foyle from the Sinners so their poisonous influence on the Brexit saga would be diminished.

South absolutely. But North???? No chance.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

I have very little faith in Corbyn, but Theresa May has been next level catastrophic. She surely has been the worst prime minister ever?

Cabinet sources tell Kuenssberg that May's offer is genuine:

1. Several Cabinet sources say crystal clear No 10 is genuine about conceding to Labour demands in order to get it through. One minister present says, 'you want a soft brexit? Here it is, you help shape it'. Says Chief whip read out labour's '6 tests twice during the meeting

 

[ToffeeTim]

Anyone still wedded to their traditional labour or conservative bias after this debacle needs to give themselves a shake. Two parties. Both equally useless. Both part of the establishment. Both past their sell by dates.

 

[The binman chronicles]

What's happened?

Just seen an interview where they want her gone, they are not going to vote for anything other than a no deal. They are proper angry that they are letting Corbyn in on this to make a soft Brexit. You can see from May's side though by getting Labour on board to approve it, she can say well I tried to honour the referendum but they blocked it. Both parties come out looking bad, but from their point of view they think Labour will be hit hardest.

 

[Seanjd]

Anyone still wedded to their traditional labour or conservative bias after this debacle needs to give themselves a shake. Two parties. Both equally useless. Both part of the establishment. Both past their sell by dates.

I think one party have shown themselves to be completely incompetent here. Not sure how Labour can be blamed.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Anyone still wedded to their traditional labour or conservative bias after this debacle needs to give themselves a shake. Two parties. Both equally useless. Both part of the establishment. Both past their sell by dates.

There is always Chuka and Change UK, party of centre politics, incidently the same politics that led us to this debacle in the first place.