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2017 UK General Election - The Verdict: It's MAYDUP
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Ofcourse the brittish press hatred is ideological. That's because Corbyns backwards ideology is a populist sham.
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What "specific" policies outlined in the manifesto are so backwards and why?
What's to bet you cant name one. Another who is drunk on Murdoch propaganda.
If Brexit is to deliver such a wonderful Britain for all (quote may) why the need to cut services to the knuckle?
People are sick of this s**t when they see nouveus blow the equivalent of their whole years salary on hyped up meals etc
People are sick of this s**t when they see nouveus blow the equivalent of their whole years salary on hyped up meals etc
Boris coming across as increasingly Costelloesque by the day. Not willing to put his hand up unless he gets a coronation first.
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What does Corbyn think he is with left wing policies? European?
Not even thatcher wanted to make deep cuts to police...for obvious reasons
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It's a special type of objectionable that...the news of the cost of some high-end meal enjoyed by yet another drift of pigs with their snouts in the trough.
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Sounds like someone's Tory membership card is destined for an encounter with the microwave
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/c5169cfa-4e2d-11e7-a20e-a11097d3353d
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/c5169cfa-4e2d-11e7-a20e-a11097d3353d
what a line...
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Rees Mogg on the telly now saying we need May to stay, we need her stability blah blah...
lol...
Be honest *stick...we want her there to wear the inevitable shitstorm for the next 12months or so, and when the time is right we will knife her quicker than you can say God Save the Queen...
lol...
Be honest *stick...we want her there to wear the inevitable shitstorm for the next 12months or so, and when the time is right we will knife her quicker than you can say God Save the Queen...
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I'll give the Tories one thing...they know how to stay on message.
We're the largest party in the Parliament...
True...but I reckon the notion might lose it's impact given it's being used three times in every answer.
We're the largest party in the Parliament...
True...but I reckon the notion might lose it's impact given it's being used three times in every answer.
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Not to mention the fact that Labour is at an institutional disadvantage in just about every seat as the left wing vote is carved between a number of parties whereas the right wing vote coalesces around the Tories (now that the UKIP vote has s**t itself).
Would be interested to see what the result would have been if they had a preferential voting system like Aus. Are there any studies out there on what that would have meant?
"may got us into this and were backing her to get us out of it"
In other words she'll get all the crap attributed on her watch, then get shafted as soon as things look up. probably already decided who takes over
In other words she'll get all the crap attributed on her watch, then get shafted as soon as things look up. probably already decided who takes over
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For the poster who was asking for Brexit votes by party - breakdown was (based on party supported at the time of the Brexit vote):
Tories - 57% Leave
Labour - 69% remain
Lib Dems - 73% remain
UKIP - 93% leave
Tories - 57% Leave
Labour - 69% remain
Lib Dems - 73% remain
UKIP - 93% leave
Should be interesting once Brexit is a complete non issue
Can't believe the Tories folded so easily
Most UKippers were disillusioned Labour voters.
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Is this true? Do you have something to support that?
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Considering most of the ukip vote went to the Tories, i think "most" is not the right word to use. "Some" definitely. I think that was one of the big surprises.
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The biggest surprise is the supreme confidence with which "analysts" state categorically, in an optional voting system, which party's votes "shifted" to which other party whenever there is any alteration in relative party percentages of the actual vote.
Such claims simply cannot be taken seriously without substantial detailed post-poll analysis of the whole electorate, particularly as to who did and did not actually vote in each of the 2 elections.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/11/labour-take-five-point-lead-tories-latest-poll/
Labour up by 6 in latest poll. Would win a majority in their own right.
Labour up by 6 in latest poll. Would win a majority in their own right.
Means nothing
Does if tories can't form government, another election isn't out of the question.
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Or any bi elections that may come up in the near future.
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