The General Election - June 8th 2017
Comments
-
@cantersaddick What do you think she'll resign *from* in the morning? She's Tory party leader and she's Prime Minister. She can quit as party leader whenever she likes, but there has to be a replacement lined up as PM. I'd be interested to know what you think.cantersaddick said:
She's deadmeat. She'll resign first thing in the morning.DamoNorthStand said:
May is toast. Nothing will save her - save the Tories maybe.cafcpolo said:322 enough to save Theresa's ass if DUP save the day.
Honestly Corbyn would be wise to stay out of this. Tories would be in a mess internally and he has a head of steam. Wait 12 months and he could get a majority.
Go now and he risks ruining it for himself as he couldn't get any of the policies through that people voted for.0 -
Vince Cable back. A good thing for British politics.1
-
Vince Cable is back in House of Commons.
Lib Dems gain Twickenham from the Tories.1 -
Clive Efford has held Eltham with an increased majority.7
-
Cable wins Twickenham.0
-
A great speech from Nick Clegg in my opinion.1
-
A re cunt for Farrons seat according to Laura K!!!!!!!2
-
Kind of agree. I was taking the piss earlier about him speaking for so long, but it was quite a nice and important speech about unity.DamoNorthStand said:Find it very hard to have dislike to Clegg listening to this
0 -
Great news.C_A_F_C said:Clive Efford has held Eltham with an increased majority.
0 -
Best slip of the lips of the night so far2
- Sponsored links:
-
Oh ffsC_A_F_C said:Clive Efford has held Eltham with an increased majority.
1 -
Sorry. To use the correct terninology. I think she will resign as party leaser in the morning and start the process of the party electing a new leader who will then take over as prime minister. Happy?Chizz said:
@cantersaddick What do you think she'll resign *from* in the morning? She's Tory party leader and she's Prime Minister. She can quit as party leader whenever she likes, but there has to be a replacement lined up as PM. I'd be interested to know what you think.cantersaddick said:
She's deadmeat. She'll resign first thing in the morning.DamoNorthStand said:
May is toast. Nothing will save her - save the Tories maybe.cafcpolo said:322 enough to save Theresa's ass if DUP save the day.
Honestly Corbyn would be wise to stay out of this. Tories would be in a mess internally and he has a head of steam. Wait 12 months and he could get a majority.
Go now and he risks ruining it for himself as he couldn't get any of the policies through that people voted for.0 -
No offence, but I think your kids would prefer to see their dad.DamoNorthStand said:I have said all along that whatever happens, it doesn't change the way I go about my life. If my taxes go up under Corbyn I will still sit in the office until 10pm every night and push for the next promotion for my kids.
And you could have the most right wing Tory party ever and it wouldn't prevent me showing tolerance and respect to all individuals regardless of race or religion. Not effect what I give to charities. I don't need a government to dictate that.
I therefore am enjoying seeing the democratic process play out.
Yes it hasn't played out as I wanted - but I would rather the Tories had 322 seats than 260 odd which is where Labour are. It's all in the stability of the various minorities / coalitions on offer.
Clearly the Tories need reform and I look forward to seeing where that goes.0 -
Pmslcantersaddick said:
Sorry. To use the correct terninology. I thibk ah ewill resign as party leaser in the morning and start the process of the party electing a new leader who will then take over as prime minister. Happy?Chizz said:
@cantersaddick What do you think she'll resign *from* in the morning? She's Tory party leader and she's Prime Minister. She can quit as party leader whenever she likes, but there has to be a replacement lined up as PM. I'd be interested to know what you think.cantersaddick said:
She's deadmeat. She'll resign first thing in the morning.DamoNorthStand said:
May is toast. Nothing will save her - save the Tories maybe.cafcpolo said:322 enough to save Theresa's ass if DUP save the day.
Honestly Corbyn would be wise to stay out of this. Tories would be in a mess internally and he has a head of steam. Wait 12 months and he could get a majority.
Go now and he risks ruining it for himself as he couldn't get any of the policies through that people voted for.4 -
The muppet responsible for the manifesto (Ben Gummer) has lost his seat. Good.3
-
Glasgow North East
SNP 13395
LAB 13600 ish
LD 637
CON a few thousand
LAB gain in Glasgow!!1 -
Kind of agree. I was taking the piss earlier about him speaking for so long, but it was quite a nice and important speech about unity.DamoNorthStand said:Find it very hard to have dislike to Clegg listening to this
0 -
Labour take Glasgow North East!1
-
Typo. My apologies. Its late and I have fat thumbs.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Pmslcantersaddick said:
Sorry. To use the correct terninology. I thibk ah ewill resign as party leaser in the morning and start the process of the party electing a new leader who will then take over as prime minister. Happy?Chizz said:
@cantersaddick What do you think she'll resign *from* in the morning? She's Tory party leader and she's Prime Minister. She can quit as party leader whenever she likes, but there has to be a replacement lined up as PM. I'd be interested to know what you think.cantersaddick said:
She's deadmeat. She'll resign first thing in the morning.DamoNorthStand said:
May is toast. Nothing will save her - save the Tories maybe.cafcpolo said:322 enough to save Theresa's ass if DUP save the day.
Honestly Corbyn would be wise to stay out of this. Tories would be in a mess internally and he has a head of steam. Wait 12 months and he could get a majority.
Go now and he risks ruining it for himself as he couldn't get any of the policies through that people voted for.1 -
1
- Sponsored links:
-
Geez, ol' Nigel is making some sense on Sky News.
Not Farage's biggest mate, but his observations on Corbyn and May are spot on. May was wooden and very much part of the establishment, and Corbyn was passionate and a decent/friendly man.3 -
I thought it was hilarious. So much of this is like Veep and The Thick Of It. I couldn't help but feel cutting away from Clegg was a joke straight out of there.SDAddick said:
Kind of agree. I was taking the piss earlier about him speaking for so long, but it was quite a nice and important speech about unity.DamoNorthStand said:Find it very hard to have dislike to Clegg listening to this
4 -
LAB gain Ipswich from CON.4
-
Good to see Vince Cable back, a very intelligent and reasonable politician.0
-
Sorry mate, couldn't resist ; )cantersaddick said:
Typo. My apologies. Its late and I have fat thumbs.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Pmslcantersaddick said:
Sorry. To use the correct terninology. I thibk ah ewill resign as party leaser in the morning and start the process of the party electing a new leader who will then take over as prime minister. Happy?Chizz said:
@cantersaddick What do you think she'll resign *from* in the morning? She's Tory party leader and she's Prime Minister. She can quit as party leader whenever she likes, but there has to be a replacement lined up as PM. I'd be interested to know what you think.cantersaddick said:
She's deadmeat. She'll resign first thing in the morning.DamoNorthStand said:
May is toast. Nothing will save her - save the Tories maybe.cafcpolo said:322 enough to save Theresa's ass if DUP save the day.
Honestly Corbyn would be wise to stay out of this. Tories would be in a mess internally and he has a head of steam. Wait 12 months and he could get a majority.
Go now and he risks ruining it for himself as he couldn't get any of the policies through that people voted for.1 -
Yeah he said this hours ago on the BBC. He made a good point. For all that I dislike him, he does know a thing or two about making appearancesLuckyReds said:Geez, ol' Nigel is making some sense on Sky News.
Not Farage's biggest mate, but his observations on Corbyn and May are spot on. May was wooden and very much part of the establishment, and Corbyn was passionate and a decent/friendly man.3 -
Forgiven you are.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Sorry mate, couldn't resist ; )cantersaddick said:
Typo. My apologies. Its late and I have fat thumbs.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Pmslcantersaddick said:
Sorry. To use the correct terninology. I thibk ah ewill resign as party leaser in the morning and start the process of the party electing a new leader who will then take over as prime minister. Happy?Chizz said:
@cantersaddick What do you think she'll resign *from* in the morning? She's Tory party leader and she's Prime Minister. She can quit as party leader whenever she likes, but there has to be a replacement lined up as PM. I'd be interested to know what you think.cantersaddick said:
She's deadmeat. She'll resign first thing in the morning.DamoNorthStand said:
May is toast. Nothing will save her - save the Tories maybe.cafcpolo said:322 enough to save Theresa's ass if DUP save the day.
Honestly Corbyn would be wise to stay out of this. Tories would be in a mess internally and he has a head of steam. Wait 12 months and he could get a majority.
Go now and he risks ruining it for himself as he couldn't get any of the policies through that people voted for.1 -
You don't think I know that every day I am there.Covered End said:
No offence, but I think your kids would prefer to see their dad.DamoNorthStand said:I have said all along that whatever happens, it doesn't change the way I go about my life. If my taxes go up under Corbyn I will still sit in the office until 10pm every night and push for the next promotion for my kids.
And you could have the most right wing Tory party ever and it wouldn't prevent me showing tolerance and respect to all individuals regardless of race or religion. Not effect what I give to charities. I don't need a government to dictate that.
I therefore am enjoying seeing the democratic process play out.
Yes it hasn't played out as I wanted - but I would rather the Tories had 322 seats than 260 odd which is where Labour are. It's all in the stability of the various minorities / coalitions on offer.
Clearly the Tories need reform and I look forward to seeing where that goes.
My 8 year old also likes the fact that he has been to Disneyland in California 10 times and it will be 11 this summer.
Never mind the trust fund I pay into every month for 2 of them
Stuff doesn't come for free.
If my tax goes up, then i need to work much harder to make the difference up back to them0 -
I like Clegg so a bit sad for him. But I really hope the religious freak Farron loses his seat.0
-
That part was very funny. And agree, Armando Ianucci couldn't have written that better.JiMMy 85 said:
I thought it was hilarious. So much of this is like Veep and The Thick Of It. I couldn't help but feel cutting away from Clegg was a joke straight out of there.SDAddick said:
Kind of agree. I was taking the piss earlier about him speaking for so long, but it was quite a nice and important speech about unity.DamoNorthStand said:Find it very hard to have dislike to Clegg listening to this
0
