Current Affairs The General Election

[Khalekan]

lol lol lol

BTW....I was in the States for much of the past month and when I changed my dough in November the rate was $1.28.

So we are still on the up

 

[Charlie Sweet]

If this guy is trying to decide between us an Arsenal do we really want someone who needs convincing? It would be another appointment were they view us as a stepping stone.

Well, that latest Poll is a ray of hope, Dave.

I wonder was it taken before the full extent of the disaster day the Tories had yesterday had been realised.

Be great if it was.

It is a ray of hope you're right - but to what? The best I can hope for now is a hung parliament which sees both Johnson and Corbyn step down from office.

Add in the Lib Dems giving their heads a wobble after their Revoke disaster and, at best, we could have a clean start in 2020....

 

[sbbefc]

Well, that latest Poll is a ray of hope, Dave.

I wonder was it taken before the full extent of the disaster day the Tories had yesterday had been realised.

Be great if it was.

We could be on for a hung parliament if you also throw in the underestimation of the youth vote (apparently a million more people registered to vote than in 2017).

 

[davek]

Well, that latest Poll is a ray of hope, Dave.

I wonder was it taken before the full extent of the disaster day the Tories had yesterday had been realised.

Be great if it was.

Before mate.

I notice they say that 80 seats are in the 5% margin of error category. If they're right, that is a possible LP win, never mind hung parliament.

 

[dholliday]

Regardless of Corbyn Labour feeling towards Blair, this is very good.

Brexit hasn't happened because Parliament keeps blocking it, hence there's no funds to free up, hence the NHS currently can not be invested in.

What is very good about that tweet? It's rather dumb.

 

[Khalekan]

It is a ray of hope you're right - but to what? The best I can hope for now is a hung parliament which sees both Johnson and Corbyn step down from office.

Add in the Lib Dems giving their heads a wobble after their Revoke disaster and, at best, we could have a clean start in 2020....

I think a hung parliament was the best we could ever hope for now, and for the foreseeable future as well.

We need Scotland in order to have a Labour majority and we have lost that, probably forever.

So I shall be dancing jigs round the house on Friday morning if Johnson is no longer PM.

Any coalition that emerges from a hung parliament can then legislate the fresh Referendum and we can Get Brexit Undone in t’ summer.

Keep the faith, Chuck.....

 

[Kurt.]

 

[Khalekan]

Before mate.

I notice they say that 80 seats are in the 5% margin of error category. If they're right, that is a possible LP win, never mind hung parliament.

 

[davek]

From Guido Fawkes arse wipe, the ever so posh Tom Harwood...





...sweating like a glass blower's arse.

 

[Number_25]

Best of luck everyone.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Brexit hasn't happened because Parliament keeps blocking it, hence there's no funds to free up, hence the NHS currently can not be invested in.

What is very good about that tweet? It's rather dumb.

This is spectacular...

The NHS has undergone 9 years of cuts because Brexit hasn't been voted through parliament in the last 18 months?

What about the legal system...are 40% cuts in the last 5 years due to parliament deadlock?

Council cuts of on average 21% in the last decade - parliament blocking Brexit?

Parliament passed Johnsons deal to second reading but it was pulled by the man claiming to want to 'Get Brexit Done'.

 

[dholliday]

The NHS has undergone 9 years of cuts

it hasn't undergone any cuts as it was protected from austerity measures...which rather undermines the rest of your argument.

 

[Jebus_lives]

it hasn't undergone any cuts as it was protected from austerity measures...which rather undermines the rest of your argument.

And you suggested parliament were stopping Brexit when it was pulled by the PM after being voted to a second reading which rather undermines the rest of yours.

But I'm sure once we get Brexit Done we will see record spending on the NHS and those 50,000 more nurses and 40 hospitals we have been promised

You keep drinking the Brexit Kool Aid

 

[Blue 1]

Imagine Christmas day with this lot.

OK, that's it for me. I'm off to join ISIS.

 

[Eggs]

.....my Labour candidate is an ex-Union official with a record of tweeting ‘wives of Everton fans need to lock themselves away from their husbands after their team loses’. That’s the quality of candidate Labour select for high office.

Regardless, I’ll be voting for Ian Byrne in West Derby.