Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Joey66]

So we don't need another election...

Remainers are deadlocking the HOC and Labour are Frit to dare to have an election and split.....

 

[Xizor]

Remainers are deadlocking the HOC and Labour are Frit to dare to have an election and split.....

Remainers and Leavers. The ERG and the DUP are responsible too. You'd have had Brexit by now if you knew what it meant.

And why does it matter what Labour want? They're part of your pro-Brexit 80%.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Remainers are deadlocking the HOC and Labour are Frit to dare to have an election and split.....

I'll speak it in your language Joey.

It was voted for by ballot vote by Theresa May confidence vote 2017...46.8M...under fixed term parliament legislation...who knew what they voted for...that you want to overturn.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

There needs to be one else the government is useless and not fit for purpose. If you had an opposition that was happy to put through most of the policies of the minority government then that may be different but these two are poles apart and wouldn't even be able to agree what biscuits should be on the table at a meeting.

Kinda reflects the nation doesn't it?

 

[blue61]

There needs to be one else the government is useless and not fit for purpose. If you had an opposition that was happy to put through most of the policies of the minority government then that may be different but these two are poles apart and wouldn't even be able to agree what biscuits should be on the table at a meeting.

They wouldn't need biscuits because they're all crackers.

 

[Old Blue 2]

So i assume from that you will grudgingly vote labour? i think they will maintain their base with similar opinions to yourself

Seriously, neil, I don't know. I would not vote for any other party. I have watched the shenanigans in Parliament over the last few weeks with increasing incredulity...

 

[Old Blue 2]

You can't overturn the will of the people...this is what we all voted for.

I don't see how this reply relates to what you have set in bold in my post. Enlighten me...

 

[Zezti]

 

[Tubey]

Corbyn using students going home for Christmas as a reason for not voting for an election.

Corbyn's officially a joke.

 

[roydo]

Corbyn using students going home for Christmas as a reason for not voting for an election.

Corbyn's officially a joke.

Makes it sound like no one does anything outside after 4,00 pm for the next 4 months.

 

[Tubey]

Makes it sound like no one does anything outside after 4,00 pm for the next 4 months.

He's just moving the goalposts whenever he can. Shocking.

 

[Tubey]

Ian Blackford giving by and large the Commons the address Corbyn should have been doing.

 

[roydo]

Ian Blackford giving by and large the Commons the address Corbyn should have been doing.

Can you explain to me, Janet and John style, what the difference is between a GE on the 9th of Dec, or the 12th Dec?

Cos I aint buying "The students are in residence" line.

 

[orly]

Can you explain to me, Janet and John style, what the difference is between a GE on the 9th of Dec, or the 12th Dec?

Cos I aint buying "The students are in residence" line.

Time it takes in legislative days for the Withdrawal Agreement Bill to pass through all stages of the house.

By the 9th it can't.

By the 12th it can.

Hugely significant for several parties.

 

[Tubey]

Can you explain to me, Janet and John style, what the difference is between a GE on the 9th of Dec, or the 12th Dec?

Cos I aint buying "The students are in residence" line.

That's pretty much it. Lib Dem/SNP voters tend to be younger just like Labour, so that date gives them the ability to mobilise the student vote to a deadline - "before you go home, vote!" etc.

It's just laughable to base your entire decision on it.