Philosoraptor
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Basically I want to see better services then tax cuts and businesses starting to pay a fairer share into the tax pot then what they have been doing for the last twenty years or so.
I think that they should work collaboratively to eliminate the LD’s in Scotland.... starting with Swinson.
Exactly how I feel mate. Totally lost faith in all politicians.
Add the fact that this is a GE that's going to be voted solely based on brexit. Education, NHS etc will take a back seat.
Can't be arsed with it all now.
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Basically I want to see better services then tax cuts and businesses starting to pay a fairer share into the tax pot then what they have been doing for the last twenty years or so.
that won’t be hard as they only have 1 seat ...
How many EU countries allow the vote at 16?
Think whatever happens Labour needs to win back a good proportion of the West of Scotland to get anywhere to tipping the balance in a General Election.
I think they are deluded thinking they’ll pick up 100 seats. They will only make seat gains in mostly Tory marginals (which explains some of their antics recently) - their aren’t many LD/Lab marginals, though they may close the gap in some London seats.
I pay more tax already in Scotland then equivalent in ROUK
if you want tax cuts why would you vote labour or SNP?
Labour are toast in Scotland.
They need to win seats in middle England, the shire counties, and that ain't happenning with Corbyn in charge.
I expect Johnson to have a majority of well over 50 come Dec 13th.
A hung parliament is a strong possibility.a hung parliament which would take several days to reach s conclusion
Just like last time eh. The rest of your post is pathetic.landslide Tory victory , Corbyn can finally get some new glasses and a much needed shower on the way to the job centre
It won’t be in the end Mr Corbyn and his socialist agenda wiok be assessed against the progressive liberalism of Johnson
You think Corbyn will lose Islington? Can't see any chance of that happening.Corbyn can finally get some new glasses and a much needed shower on the way to the job centre
Nonsense Clint. We won’t ever move to a US model, the country would never accept it. I usually take on board what you say on various threads but this is just scaremongering
Just like last time eh. The rest of your post is pathetic.
Labour are toast in Scotland.
They need to win seats in middle England, the shire counties, and that ain't happenning with Corbyn in charge.
I expect Johnson to have a majority of well over 50 come Dec 13th.
I can't fathom being back in year 11 and being allowed to vote. Teachers were pushing their own political agendas throughout school already, imagine what it would be like if they knew they can make an instant impact.
Only has to be about that if people let it.
If you want to know what each party will offer on the other areas then look in their manifesto.
Think whatever happens Labour needs to win back a good proportion of the West of Scotland to get anywhere to tipping the balance in a General Election.
It’s already 16 in U.K. crown dependencies such as the Isle of Man and the Channel Isles.I don't know about EU countries, but the Tory's are happy to let 15 year olds vote for the leader
Sadly for the first time in my life I probably won’t even bother voting.
Understand the thought process but there could be some unfavourable things sneaking through under the Brexit radar and I couldn't allow myself to play even the tiniest part by failing to vote.
None of the parties deserve to be voted for.
Can't imagine Johnson doesn't have skeletons in his closet. Wonder what will come out over the course of the campaign. Although it does seem as with Trump he can get away with anything.Last time Corbyn closed the gap thanks to a dreadful campaign by May, she was truly awful. Johnson won't make that mistake, i don't see Labour making much of a dent in the tory lead.
I don't think we will get a clear winner either. Polls don't really take into account the voting system. Translating that poll lead into additional seats might not be straightforward.Think grendel, sick boy and Ian might be right....another hung parliament
although the opinion polls are suggesting a decent tory lead I’m not sure that will convert into seats.
big gamble by Johnson and pretty sick of elections, but weighing everything up probably needed to happen (no longer had a working majority)
Realistically the three pro-UK parties need to form local pacts to offer the best chance of denting the SNP vote. The constituency I used to live in saw the SNP member get in by literally 2 votes...
I don't think we will get a clear winner either. Polls don't really take into account the voting system. Translating that poll lead into additional seats might not be straightforward.
Depends where you are in Scotland. The East is far more conservative in their thinking than the West but still more to the left then most of England.
I think it may be more important to go after the Conservative vote in Scotland then Labour trying to take back their old heartlands.
I’d love to vote labour but just look at their front bench that’s what puts people off them.
Mud sticks with Corbyn and McDonnell.
And they will bankrupt the country again just like the last labour government,They just don’t know how to spend taxpayers money wisely.
this doesn't exactly scare the living daylights out of anyone though.You think Corbyn will lose Islington? Can't see any chance of that happening.
He's been in since 1983 and has a 33K majority on a 55K turnout (up from 21K in the previous general election). The total electorate in that seat is only 75K.
I can't fathom being back in year 11 and being allowed to vote. Teachers were pushing their own political agendas throughout school already, imagine what it would be like if they knew they can make an instant impact.
Hows that Shite?What a load of shite
Back on planet earth Johnson has performed numerous U turns and despite all of his bravado and bluster. He’s also presented a deal worse than May’s and that contains something more definitive than the backstop. Being a posh boy though this gets ignored.Last time Corbyn closed the gap thanks to a dreadful campaign by May, she was truly awful. Johnson won't make that mistake, i don't see Labour making much of a dent in the tory lead.
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