Current Affairs The General Election

[evilwebby]

I kinda miss the days when the Exit Poll would also give a % vote share estimate

 

[devogue]

SNP on 55. Tories have smashed england. Going back to scotland me.

could be a shout tbh

 

[Wayno]

And the Champions League.

Invincible season too

 

[Tubey]

The only people to blame are those who have propped up a absurdly unpopular Labour leader. 9 years of Tory rule and losing up to 70 seats? Embarrassing.

Exactly this. Corbyn has been the greatest gift to the Tories imaginable.

 

[Blue 1]

Is it just me who feels that every value I was taught as a kid, every value I want to pass on to my own kids - kindness, compassion, empathy, respect basically matter not a single f*** to the majority of people in this country?

If you voted Tory then a pox on your household and may you all rot in the hell of your own making.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

Congratulate her on ruining the country for yourself, your kids and their kids.

They aren't on their own, 100,000's of staunch Labour have voted brexit today, that's what has given the Tory's a majority like that.

I don't think the majority will be that large, but it will be comfortable for sure, always was going to be, all Corbyn had to say was they will honour the referendum as they promised.

 

[bluebark]

And the Champions League.

I'd absolutely love you to pipe down you miserable blimp of a person.

 

[efcste97]

 

[dannyboy]

Exactly this. Corbyn has been the greatest gift to the Tories imaginable.

BREXIT!

 

[PITA]

Go to give it to Boris Johnson aswell he was on his knees just weeks ago after failing to deliver Brexit.
If he wins by a margin this big, it's conservatives biggest win in decades

Why don't you just crawl back into the cesspit that you call home.

 

[dandydan]

Labour support (on social media at least) is just an echo chamber. The same people, same minor celebs with a blue-tick, getting on their high horse. Saying the same things for the past two/three years.

As i've said, I ended up voting Labour. But if it's as bad as the polls suggest (which I hope it isn't) then they have to be completely dismantled and start again.

But already, it's just a load of people blaming racists and thickos and selfish people - which apparently everyone else who didn't vote Labour in the UK is. It's boring.

Not saying that's happening on here - but on Twitter, it's the same people, saying the same things, and again not realising that the responsibility lies firmly at the Labour parties' door.

Though, on the bright side, Boris seems very much in trouble in his own constituency.

The most rational and correct post thus far.

 

[Toast]

John Mcdonnell sounds stunned on BBC with Andrew Neil here.

 

[evilwebby]

Not at all mate. Demographically Labour are in a strong position to improve at each election.

The Cons have been lent a vote for Brexit and won their first election in 30+ years. When those people return to the fold (or stop voting) it's big problems for them.

It's difficult for Labour, lets wait and see what it shows as polls can be wrong.

191 seats would take another 3 elections to claw back.
You have to ask who Labour represents now - the working classes, or the woke Islington set?

 

[larrygobfiend]

I kinda miss the days when the Exit Poll would also give a % vote share estimate

Me too mate. Halcyon days indeed

 

[Nymzee]

The Labour supporters on my social media are so obnoxiously condescending it put me off even voting for them.