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Tory unless they have a car crash today Abbott style they will be at No10 via a lesser seats totall ,to which in true politician style they will stand firm when saying that they had best ever election ever etc etc.
Quote from: not on facebook on June 07, 2017, 12:30:33 pmTory unless they have a car crash today Abbott style they will be at No10 via a lesser seats totall ,to which in true politician style they will stand firm when saying that they had best ever election ever etc etc.If that is the case, given that the only reason given for calling a snap election was to strengthen their hand in Brexit negotiations(!), the whole thing would have been a complete and unnecessary waste of time and May should fall on her sword for getting it so wrong. Not that I'd hold my breath!
Who appointed her anyway?
Quote from: drfchound on June 07, 2017, 01:32:28 pmWho appointed her anyway?Well, we all make mastikes...It's having the sense to recognise them and do something about it that is more important.
I think Labour's chances just got a whole lot better with news that Dianne Abbott has stood aside for 'health' reasons....!
Yes, apparently Labour are the only party ever to do a U-turn in the history of politics
As I predicterised 6 weeks ago, once people got to see more of Corbyn and actually listened to what he has to offer then the more support he has got.He is appearing more and more comfortable and relaxed while Mother Teresa looks increasingly rattled and petulant.Whatever happens tomorrow; and I expect a Tory victory, JC can be rightly proud of the campaign he has had.
Quote from: Glyn_Wigley on June 07, 2017, 12:47:43 pmQuote from: not on facebook on June 07, 2017, 12:30:33 pmTory unless they have a car crash today Abbott style they will be at No10 via a lesser seats totall ,to which in true politician style they will stand firm when saying that they had best ever election ever etc etc.If that is the case, given that the only reason given for calling a snap election was to strengthen their hand in Brexit negotiations(!), the whole thing would have been a complete and unnecessary waste of time and May should fall on her sword for getting it so wrong. Not that I'd hold my breath!I don't really see what you are trying to say for a change fella.Voters see the Tory and Labour policys then vote simple as ,and one with most votes gets in should it be via a landslide or just getting over the line with a narrow victory.A win is a win
Their hand, Their hand? Theresa Maybe will somehow reduce what should've been over a 100 seat win into something just less than an 80 seat majority,then again i could be Billy Stubbs and say no party will have an overall majority,just as in the last election,he's another one of the experts
I believe that the main issue for May was all of those people who keep pointing out that she wasn't voted in as pm. The timing arose where an increased majority looked likely as well, but I'm not convinced that was the reason in itself
Quote from: Dr Fundlekrotch on June 07, 2017, 05:10:42 pmI believe that the main issue for May was all of those people who keep pointing out that she wasn't voted in as pm. The timing arose where an increased majority looked likely as well, but I'm not convinced that was the reason in itselfThing is. We don't directly elect a Prime Minister. So it's b*llocks to say a Prime Minister wasn't elected - because none of them are, in a sense, as we don't vote directly on who will be the next leader of our country.
Quote from: RedJ on June 07, 2017, 05:31:34 pmQuote from: Dr Fundlekrotch on June 07, 2017, 05:10:42 pmI believe that the main issue for May was all of those people who keep pointing out that she wasn't voted in as pm. The timing arose where an increased majority looked likely as well, but I'm not convinced that was the reason in itselfThing is. We don't directly elect a Prime Minister. So it's b*llocks to say a Prime Minister wasn't elected - because none of them are, in a sense, as we don't vote directly on who will be the next leader of our country.We don't vote directly but there's a difference between holding an election where you know if a certain party wins, who will be PM, and TM's becoming PM.
I'd like to see your predictions for the following:UK vote share (%)Con: 39Lab: 28Lib:SNP:UKIP:Green:Seat predictions (650)Con: 350Lab: 210Lib:SNP:UKIP:Green:Your constituencyEnjoy!
I'm predicting a hung parliament, and Mrs Strong and Stable to resign