Corbyn & may both live on channel 4 question /answer

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Corbyn up first getting asked about his terrorist policy's

[RedJ]

I don't think he exactly has terrorist policies...

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Well he did not make a fool of himself > could not understand why he or any government are concerned about ex pats living out of the U.K.They choose to up roots and f**k off to whatever land so why even mention them.

When you get corbyn on his own I guess the book is still open,it's when you bring his side kicks in the book gets closed.

With what has gone off in Manchester his thoughts on terrorists is going to go against him before many look at his other policy's.

[Muttley]

I think the one definite conclusion that can be drawn from Paxman's interview with Corbyn is that Paxman is a compete bellend.

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That's what pax man is there for to be that bell end.

The one question that sticks out for me was when corbyn was tripping over himself when asked what he would do with a 20 min window to take out a terrorist leader via a drone strike,his answer did not fill you with confidence.

May up next .

This is why these live debates have a die fall as they will be judged on who played the debate Bette or worse.

May getting hammered on the police cut back numbers

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Why she spouting that the plan after a terror attack worked so well after the act ,when if the attack had been blocked in the first place we all be much more happy.

[RedJ]

That's what pax man is there for to be that bell end.

No it's not. He isn't there to ask a question then interrupt his interviewee before they've even managed to finish a sentence.

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If you go on the clap meter from the crowd  after corbyn or may have answered their questions > corbyn is pissing this .

Got to point that some of the crowd burst out laughing during a may answer .

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On the NHS debate here about it been under funding etc etc

Why don't the whatever government fix the NHS issues whstever they are ,then once that it done pay out money it gives away to third rate nations problems etc etc .

[DonnyOsmond]

Wonder how the press will spin that. The crowd laughed at her, not with her, at her. She's a joke.

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Wonder how the press will spin that. The crowd laughed at her, not with her, at her. She's a joke.

she is not as strong as thatcher was going on what I just saw.

The polls keep on bleating that torys are out in front but I will never trust a poll again after brexit
and trump outcomes.

[Draytonian III]

Do you get a " proxy " from Norway to vote over here ?

[Filo]

Another car crash from the Tories, no wonder she's running scared of a head to head debate, Corbyn would tear her a new arsehole!

[albie]

I think the interesting thing was the subjects Paxman chose to focus on.

Summary here that is about right;
Paxman Pushes 100% Tory Agenda - Craig Murray

The tactic of constant interruption is intended to disrupt, and does not allow the development of a coherent argument.

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Do you get a " proxy " from Norway to vote over here ?

If you have moved away from the U.K. to another country it should be se in stone that you
Loose your right to vote back in the U.K,unless you are been paid a U.K. Wage and paying tax and National insurance .

It don't sit right with me that I can vote in this election while I moved away 20 odd years ago and my vote will have a effect on how the people live back in the U.K.

I read somewhere that many expats wanted to got the brexit vote delayed so that they could get their option to vote in it.that was shocking that ex pats now living in whatever country we're kicking up a fuss as they could not vote on  brexit.

[wilts rover]

What's the point of agreeing to go on a debate if you are not going to answer the questions? Is she going to do that in the Brexit negotiations?

'A blow-hard who collapses at the first sound of gunfire' was the second best line of the night though - second only to the bloke mouthing 'b*llocks' when she is talking about the NHS figures.

Which unfortunately puts 'because we are not going to do it' when asked why isn't the policy to abolish the monarchy in the Labour Manifesto down into third, but it was a difficult choice.

[albie]

Some choice GIFs links of Teresa Maybot and her misspeak your weight performance;
Theresa May's TV performance mocked with #TheresaMayGIFs hashtag | Politics | The Guardian

Likely to run and run until election day!

[DonnyOsmond]

How is no deal better than a bad deal?

[Akinfenwa]

No deal IS a bad deal, probably the worst deal possible.

I have no idea why many people seem to think that this is a good position to take.

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How is no deal better than a bad deal?

It might be a smoke screen to make the U.K. is happy to walk away with no deals from the EU anf inturn the U.K. Will not pay them a bean in separation money .suppose their legal team will keep them on the ball with that aspect.

The EU do seem to been as bitter as possible about this split .the first sum of payment they was asking was 86 billion £££££s which has now hit 100 billion ££££££££££s .i think they are just playing a numbers game here with the idea of the more they ask for the middle ground will be higher.

I keep on reading that the U.K. Is within its rights to ask to see all documentation of the money that the EU has been given over time and where it has been spent > is this correct? and if so the EU will not or can not show accounts of previous spending.

Also the U.K. Claim that they have money tied up in buildings across Europe via whatever scheme and there is a huge amount of money tied up there which is the U.K.s > is this correct ? As the EU seem to say different.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Do you get a " proxy " from Norway to vote over here ?

If you have moved away from the U.K. to another country it should be se in stone that you
Loose your right to vote back in the U.K,unless you are been paid a U.K. Wage and paying tax and National insurance .

It don't sit right with me that I can vote in this election while I moved away 20 odd years ago and my vote will have a effect on how the people live back in the U.K.

I read somewhere that many expats wanted to got the brexit vote delayed so that they could get their option to vote in it.that was shocking that ex pats now living in whatever country we're kicking up a fuss as they could not vote on  brexit.

It was under Thatcher that ex-pats were given the right to vote. Because they were thought more likely to vote Tory.

[Glyn_Wigley]

What's the point of agreeing to go on a debate if you are not going to answer the questions? Is she going to do that in the Brexit negotiations?

On another messageboard, after May's disastrous Andrew Neill interview, someone asked what May should do at the next interview to repair the damage. I suggested that she just sit there with a paper bag on her head with 'Trust Me' written on it. I haven't seen this Paxo interview yet but it sounds like she should have followed my advice!

[bpoolrover]

I thought she did ok last night and there was not much in it,certainly was not her worst interview

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

I thought she did ok last night and there was not much in it,certainly was not her worst interview

Agree. She's not a popular type of politician like Corbyn, Blair or Cameron were. Now that strikes a tone with some but not all that many.

I thought both were good and bad at times.  JC for me says a lot of admirable things about fair society increasing funding etc but can't make it pay it's not the real world. He's weak on defence but strong on wanting to help the less advantaged.

May on the other hand is excellent on foreign policy, Brexit and making tough decisions. But the latter will never ever be popular. She makes excellent points on the ageing population and the challenge of paying for it, but how do you do that without being unpopular?

I do think labour have campaigned better, the Tories haven't done as well as they could have. A touch on over confidence perhaps as well as hoping they don't need to buy votes etc....

Time will tell.

[Filo]

The fact is, the Torys engineered this election date and the date for the start of Brexit negotiations, they thought it was going to be a landslide victory for them. They are now running scared and the best they can hope for now is a similar majority to now, possibly smaller, it's dawned on them that theres a good chance they might lose the election now, watch the Tory party decsend into civil war if that happens

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In corbyns perfect world terrorist would not exist and we would all get on and he speaks a good game plan .

But problem is you can't fight a  fire without doing anything ,you will never put the fire out but you need to controll it or the fire will controll  you.thats where corbyns plans falls with likes of isis.

Talking has shown with the likes of the ira works ,but Iam not covinced at all it will ever work with isis ,hence corbyns downfall.

[del boy]

Corbyn's had a bit of a shocker today in this latest interview

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40090520

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Corbyn's had a bit of a shocker today in this latest interview

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40090520

So al the good work he did last night on the live tv questions and answers with small steps forwards has now sent him back the same amount of small steps backwards.

What is it with many mps from either party that they keep on tripping them sens up when asked to explain how they will fund this and that in their policy's .

Christ they all get paid a decent wage to know their jobs ffs.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Corbyn's had a bit of a shocker today in this latest interview

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40090520

HEnce why this should be Tory attack line. Make it look like he is unorganised and can't run things adequately.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Corbyn's had a bit of a shocker today in this latest interview

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40090520

HEnce why this should be Tory attack line. Make it look like he is unorganised and can't run things adequately.

And Hammond getting the HS2 figures wrong by £20bn and sticking to it shouldn't be forgotten either.