clint van damme
Well-Known Member
no, why?
Heavy drinking session last night?
He knows he would lose. Nothing chicken. He isn't thick. But a few would like you to believe different.
Any comments on what the Despatches investigation uncovered last night with regards to how American pharmaceutical companies are lining the NHS up for a raise in the cost of purchasing drugs post Brexit that on this single issue alone dwarfs the amount that we send to the EU?Because once he wins the election by a mile and teams with the brexit party, he can have a majority and go for what he wants
I didn’t know Phillip Hammond knew who I was!
Any comments on what the Despatches investigation uncovered last night with regards to how American pharmaceutical companies are lining the NHS up for a raise in the cost of purchasing drugs post Brexit that on this single issue alone dwarfs the amount that we send to the EU?
Mental isn’t it.leave means leave
leave won get over it
we're leaving get over it
think that covers it.
Mental isn’t it.
Come on, Dom, are you trying to tell me that if the Tories were in opposition and they thought that they would lose any general election, that they would push for an election?
It's not about being chicken, it's about trying to give yourselves the best opportunity to win.
I don't think Labour ever will win under Corbyn, but that's besides the point.
They have a long history of manipulation of the vulnerable.it really is.
500 million spent by big pharma in the US lobbying for the NHS to be part of a trade deal.
Now they've been rumbled for getting so many Americans hooked on opiates they need another cash cow.
Fair points.To think Corbyn is the one who doesn’t want an election is to completely misunderstand the Corbynite mindset.
They think they’ll win. They don’t believe the polls. They think Corbyn is a master campaigner and will gain 10-20 pts during a GE campaign.
The 140 MPs who have told Corbyn they won’t vote for an election are the same ones who thought they’d get decimated in 2017. The anti-Corbynites. They don’t want to go into an election with him as leader and fear losing their seats because they think they’ll get smashed.
But of course people who think that only party leaders exist and we have some kind of dictatorial regime because they don’t understand the nuance if party politics can’t grasp this.
Just “Old man bad”
Fair points.
It.is very much becoming about individuals isn't it, rather than policies of the party.
Are you the 'sad' part of that message?I didn’t know Phillip Hammond knew who I was!
I don't read party political bullshit from any party. They will only tell you what they want you to hear.Curious: where do you get your info from?
Do you read the Labour press?
Phillip Hammond has sad the same think this morning.
Heavy drinking session last night?
no, why?
He won't come out straight with saying Labour will lose with him in charge. But you are the only one who seems to even think he has a chance. Even the millenniums don't rate him that highlyTo think Corbyn is the one who doesn’t want an election is to completely misunderstand the Corbynite mindset.
They think they’ll win. They don’t believe the polls. They think Corbyn is a master campaigner and will gain 10-20 pts during a GE campaign.
The 140 MPs who have told Corbyn they won’t vote for an election are the same ones who thought they’d get decimated in 2017. The anti-Corbynites. They don’t want to go into an election with him as leader and fear losing their seats because they think they’ll get smashed.
But of course people who think that only party leaders exist and we have some kind of dictatorial regime because they don’t understand the nuance if party politics can’t grasp this.
Just “Old man bad”
It has been for ages.Fair points.
It.is very much becoming about individuals isn't it, rather than policies of the party.
I thought we agreed he wasn't a chicken. Well, I agreed with me on behalf of you.
I thought we agreed he wasn't a chicken. Well, I agreed with me on behalf of you.
I see Labour have now said they will support a general election.
Yep and the Tories have complete unity amongst their ranks don't they.But Labour frontbencher silent on which date Labour wants
When asked whether it should be on 9 or 12 December - or another date - Burgon simply says: "We just want a general election - we want them out before Christmas."
This sums Labour up, still can't answer when they want the election for
Yep and the Tories have complete unity amongst their ranks don't they.
Fact is, if the Tories didn't have all the differing factions and voted along party lines we would be out of Europe by now.
I don't read party political bullshit from any party. They will only tell you what they want you to hear.
Surely they would have got it through wouldn't they, all the Tories plus some opposition dissenters.Not really as since 2017 they have not had a majority
*facepalm*
That’s not what the Labour press are. I’m talking about things like LabourList and New Statesman that have reporters close to the party and report on internal politics.
Surely they would have got it through wouldn't they, all the Tories plus some opposition dissenters.
Are you saying not a biased view?*facepalm*
That’s not what the Labour press are. I’m talking about things like LabourList and New Statesman that have reporters close to the party and report on internal politics.
Why when it is all about Brexit?Made another thread for the General Election.
Think we should keep the General Election and Europe separate.
Why when it is all about Brexit?
But it will still all be about Brexit.It won’t be - once campaigning starts lots of other issues will be discussed and scrutinised
But it will still all be about Brexit.
Will leavers vote for a remain party? Will remainers vote for a leave party?
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