No reason why the conservatives can't take some SNP seats
So what exactly does Corbyn want to do with Brexit?Swinsons entire shtick is taking remain leaning anti-Corbyn voters. Corbyns is a balanced Brexit position and an expanded state. They can’t go into coalition without killing their own votes.
Best that could happen is unilateral decisions to stand down by individual candidates, which looks like it’s happening in some places but then the Libs are trying their best to fuck that up. Because shooting themselves in the face is what Lib Dem’s do best.
Yeah, no reason why Labour won’t win a supermajority too, other than all signs point against it.
Who in Scotland is looking forward to an election?
Cons hit their high tide in Scotland last couple of elections. Not to mention they made gains as the party of the union and they’ve 180ed on that recently. Can’t be both the English National Party and the Conservative and Unionist Party.
Fucking hell what happened to labour in Scotland, from 2010-2015 they virtually lost every seat
What happened in Scotland. Well here's one of the symptoms but not he root cause.
Apparently felt they were politically closer to the Tory's then SNP.
Other than the Tories are trying to force Brexit through and the Scottish want to remain in the EU.
more people voted to leave the EU in Scotland then for the SNP
How many options available on the ballot paper for the EU referendum? How many options available in a GE?
Besides a LOT more voted to remain in the EU
more people voted to leave the EU in Scotland then for the SNP
Does that not suggest that the majority isn’t in fact on board with the idea of independence but are more accepting of left-of-centre/left wing policies? I don’t know an awful lot about Scottish politics but I understand that Labour up there under Blair/Brown were terrible. If someone could elaborate that would help.
Look back. It was what you stated as fact. That is why I asked you questions. Now it seems that you agree with me. Nothing cryptic there.
Not unusual when more people voted in the referendum than they do in a GE. And in a GE you get several choices not just in or out.more people voted to leave the EU in Scotland then for the SNP
Classic understanding of negotiation from Rebecca Long-Bailey
“we will take no deal off the table when we re-negotiate with the EU”
“Surely that weakens your position in a negotiation”
“Not at all the last thing the EU want Is a no deal”
Have you read the article itself or just the headline?General election: Johnson hopes for last-minute deal with Brexit Party's Farage
This gets better and better!! Common sense hopefully will prevail by the end of the day and the deal between Boris and Farage will be done
This bit made me laugh thoughthe deal was turned down by Mr Farage
so made up then.Priti Patel claims Tory analysis of Labour's proposals for open borders - using official figures and the government's own methodology
Have you read the article itself or just the headline?
This bit made me laugh though
so made up then.
This is the same government who’s promised to fast track immigration into the NHS rather than make nursing an attractive occupation for the British people.Have you read the article itself or just the headline?
This bit made me laugh though
so made up then.
That's despite them trying to hold it together until after the election by taking what was described as emergency action.It looks like getting the GE out the way before the annual winter A&E crisis didn’t pull off. October was a shit fest by the look of it A&E waiting times hit worst-ever level
Oh dear the national Socialist Sturgeon it seems is trying to take legal action as she’s not invited in the leaders debate for the next PM
Genuine question for all you Corbyn lovers, would Labour joining the remain alliance actually be worse for them??? Surely doing that would lose them votes from leavers... Labour are in a sticky spot in regards on where they stand
Not a Corbyn lover, but using my Dom Translator I assume that means Labour voters.
Labour aren’t a Remain party. They should maintain the balanced Brexit position they’ve always had, its right even if it does piss off the extremes. They’re a party of government and should govern for the entire country not just half of it like the others.
Politically I doubt it’d make much difference. Just as likely to scare off anti-Corbyn remainers as it is to gain votes from Libs stepping down IMO.
The best result is a fine balance between doing well enough to stop a Tory majority and not doing so well people scared of Corbyn vote Tory to keep him out. It’s not a result I expect but it’s the best Labour or Remain can hope for.
Puts them in a sticky spot then don't it as they can't please both sides of the Ref
No it isn'tThat is exactly the same case for the other parties
Don't think anybody from the lib dem side wants brexit
No it isn't
Conservatives don't have any problems with being a leave party, don't think the 'get brexit done' will put off anyone voting for conservatives
Don't think anybody from the lib dem side wants brexit
The last 7-8 years record of the Tory's on NHS laid out in black and white for all to see......abysmal.It looks like getting the GE out the way before the annual winter A&E crisis didn’t pull off. October was a shit fest by the look of it A&E waiting times hit worst-ever level
Christ. They lost their majority due to their Brexit position.
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