Let's face it, a soft Brexit deal is far more likely to win a second referendum than any extreme position, anyway.I do think it should go back to the people. The whole dynamic has changed in the UK , as well as the voting demograph
I would like to think that we are all more informed now.
It won’t be now that the world has seen my input to the debate on SBT!4/1 currently. Get on it if your confident!
It might do - particularly as you have persuaded to vote for Sally Keeble.
Only an 800 majority for the useles Tory incumbent who has done nowt in 9 years.
Northampton South will definitely go to Labour. Brilliant local candidate (who I know well). As opposed to the Tory from Derbyshire who is an ERG member.
There’s two seats that Boris will lose.
Yes mate. It’s the county council that has gone bankrupt. Although Northampton Borough aren’t far behind.Agree - I work in Northampton and to be honest I was surprised it didn’t go last time. Keeble has done loads of community work especially with homeless and those let down by decimated local (Tory) council that is bankrupt. Child/Social services is non-existent.. not good at all.
Not sure what relevance that has to.my post
I have to say that I haven’t ruled out voting for a soft Brexit myself over remain. I’d have to consider the details when known to make an informed decision though, which of course was always the issue with the first referendum. Leave was never an informed decision.Let's face it, a soft Brexit deal is far more likely to win a second referendum than any extreme position, anyway.
So Brexiteers who want to repair a shattered country riven by division should be supporting the compromise middle ground!
Plus tying us into certain structures would stop the commie socialist doing his worst, too...
And that is exactly the problem. The wealthy rural villages ALWAYS vote Tory - so any gains Labour make in the towns (Wellingborough/Rushden) are never enough. To be fair the local CLP are out campaigning constantly, when they are on a hiding to nothing.Also Ian, my works at a school in Wellingborough (which I know is your patch). Peter Bone is not very popular (understatement of the Century), but as you know the wealthy farmers in the villages will keep him safe
Yes mate. It’s the county council that has gone bankrupt. Although Northampton Borough aren’t far behind.
Keeble’s has problem though is that she was a staunch Blairite. She is only standing because the alternative was a far left loon (not my words) so she had to stand again.
Social services in the county are third world. It’s a disgrace
So that, the Remembrance Sunday clip and Laura Kuenssberg tweeting anything Dominic Cummings tells her completely unchecked. Yet apparently the BBC is anti Boris.BBC caught out editing Question Time to make Johnson look better:
BBC acknowledges 'mistake' in Johnson editing
I genuinely don't understand that. It's kind of abdicating your right to complain about the government afterwards.I know a lot of people planning not to vote.
Yes agreed. At least make the protest because it gets counted. Perhaps if the turnout is less than 50% the election should be voided?I genuinely don't understand that. It's kind of abdicating your right to complain about the government afterwards.
I understand dissatisfaction with all of them, but turning up and spoiling a ballot paper or voting looney (as over 40% of the electorate are set to do, tbf) at least makes an active protest.
Andrew Neil currently tearing Nicola Sturgeon a new A hole.
He hasn't said that you moronHow can you negotiate a deal and then not support it!!!! Its beyond delusional
I would like to think that we are all more informed now.
Someone please explain to me why Nicola sturgeon getting so much time on the main TV channels ie 30 mins interview slots ?
All she wants to discuss is Scottish independence, not the election, and the SNP are not going to be on my ballet paper.
Put her on local BBC Scotland , not national TV.
Andrew Neil currently tearing Nicola Sturgeon a new A hole.
She’s getting more airtime on national tv especially the BBC this time possibly because a possible outcome of the GE is a minority Labour government with a deal with the SNP. The BBC doing Boris another favour as people are edgy about the SNP in some sort of coalition with Labour. But the BBC hate Boris and treat him unfairly. Apparently.Someone please explain to me why Nicola sturgeon getting so much time on the main TV channels ie 30 mins interview slots ?
All she wants to discuss is Scottish independence, not the election, and the SNP are not going to be on my ballet paper.
Put her on local BBC Scotland , not national TV.
I know mate, but I still live in hope!Have you looked at some of the contributions on this thread?
As was Boris launching the manifesto itself.
I don't know anyone who believes a word he says. So maybe if he believes it he could be the only one who does.
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This is a carefully timed intervention by a foreign leader, with view to influencing the outcome of the UK election.
Should be censored.
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You won’t see Nicola Sturgeon after this weekend as panto season starts.
Where are the Krankies performing this year?
And Corbyn isn't shit??? deluded shmmeee
How can you negotiate a deal and then not support it!!!! Its beyond delusional
Do you wanna be in my gang? Oh yeahFace it, you’d vote for Gary Glitter if he shouted Brexit loud enough.
During an Irish GE where it may influence the result, yes.Is that significantly different from the vile Patel wanting to press home Irish food shortages as negotiating leverage?
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