I wouldn't vote for any of them if it wasn't so important. None of them deserve my vote.If you've got any sense, don't vote for Corbyn
If you have sense you won't vote for Boris Johnson either.If you've got any sense, don't vote for Corbyn
If you've got any sense, don't vote for Corbyn
So Corbyn is forced to cave in. He’d have looked even more absurd if it stood his ground.
Irs going to be a strange election for many reasons. The maths are difficulty but for the sake of the country I hope Johnson gets in with a workable majority
So you'll be voting for him then?
Could pay me a million pound and i still wouldn't
Could pay me a million pound and i still wouldn't
I would
Thing is it could go any way with Labour being so unclear on a Brexit strategy. If they don't define soon, they could lose swathes of remain voters to Lib Dems and leave voters to the Brexit party. They could struggle to get more than 150 seats if they're not careful. First past the post is always reliant on turnover etc of course and depends how the staunch union block votes go too. Could be really interesting and I'd pay very little attention to early opinion polls.Labour will be gambling on the leave vote splitting, if it doesn't then they will struggle
Horrible isn't it, that policy for the next five years on health, education, crime etc may be on the back of something completely different.Unfortunately it's going to be a Brexit election. What they should be pushing is this is possibly our last opportunity to elect a government that will take our emissions targets seriously and decarbonise our economy before it's too late.
Horrible isn't it, that policy for the next five years on health, education, crime etc may be on the back of something completely different.
Agreed though it's something that can be looked at again in 5 years. The Brexit question will hopefully be laid to rest...for now!Horrible isn't it, that policy for the next five years on health, education, crime etc may be on the back of something completely different.
Progressive Libralism of Johnson? Johnson believes in nothing but himself, and what will make him popular.
He will campaign on what Cummings and the hard brexiteers tell him to campaign on.
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So what will this change in Parliament? Very little I suspect. Except the numbers in Parliament who simply want to cancel Brexit.
Best solution-
Brexit party don't go against the Tories and instead go for the Labour seats.. win win then
Johnson's seat isn't 100% safe either, majority of 5,000 in an area with changing demographics. Would be interesting if the Conservatives won the election while their leader lost his seat.
I agree with that, but I also think the Conservatives only need to match what they have to see Brexit through, despite more opposition members wanting to cancel than ever before. Anti Brexit Conservatives will be replaced with Brexit voting ones and those rebels that have recently blocked things will now mean slim victories instead. Once Brexit is done, I can then see another election within 12-18 months fought on other issues.
Not for the sake of my country. Might deliver Brexit but country needs investment and empathy not austeritySo Corbyn is forced to cave in. He’d have looked even more absurd if it stood his ground.
Irs going to be a strange election for many reasons. The maths are difficulty but for the sake of the country I hope Johnson gets in with a workable majority
Not for the sake of my country. Might deliver Brexit but country needs investment and empathy not austerity
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