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its all a bit tongue in cheek dude.
Poll: Exit Poll: UK General Election 2017 - Results discussion and OcUK Exit Poll - Closing 8th July
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Be an interesting experiment to see what would happen if we had a PR system for say the next 20 years.
This is the thing i don't understand, she had to do **** all, all she had to do is re-release the 2015 manifesto and it was in the bag. Why the hell did she started to screw around with the core voters?
The DUP awarded Charter NI 1.3 million quid last year, an organisation headed up by Dee Stitt, a UDA boss.
Best buds.
Corbyn's manifesto was a pipe dream - I doubt he'd actually be able to deliver 5% of it - but at least it offered hope to people that things were going to get better. The Conservative manifesto is probably very sensible from a budgetary point of view, but not very inspiring. Like I said earlier, the British people have decided that they'd prefer politicians who lie to them and tell them everything's going to be OK, over honest ones who tell them of the necessary difficult decisions that must made.
I just noticed hezbollah at the end lol.
Conservatives called the referendum
PM resigns
New PM calls for hard Brexit and stability needed
New PM calls GE despite spouting it's a time where the country needs stability and leadership
Does knaff all in campaign and assumes tories will strengthen their position
Loses various seats and now joining alliance with DUP
Not to mention all TM has done is said she is the person to pull us through brexit, though in the last few weeks she's done nothing to convince us that she's fit for the job, just countless exclamations, including the last 7 years failing to do the job she was assigned to do.
Either way, Europe have bent us over already.
Arrogance, this was her core sin and now she will pay the price. The 1922 will feed her to the pigs
Such over-the-top imagery
That's not what I said? But social media is where a lot of impressionable people form their political views, based on likes and memes. And social media was where a lot of people see this stuff first
No we don't, it's actually an important point.
We have a minority Conservative Govt being propped up on a day by day, policy by policy basis by the DUP - quite different to a coalition Govt.
On the news it's saying the DUP see this as a temporary measure as they don't see May lasting past the summer and they are waiting to see who her replacement is
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I'm surprised they didn't drop her the moment she got back from the Palace.
The Brexit campaign winning certainly taught us that.
Because she knows Brexit is going to be a disaster for this country and didn't want to holding the bomb when the music stops
This is pretty much the whole thing g summed up. Times are hard, will be harder, that's the choice that was made. People seem to still think we can go on as usual when we can't, it's a new time and new challenges are here, that is what we should be looking at.
Corbyn lied through his teeth and made promises that are just ridiculous. Almost insulting.
Not sure the majority of Lib Dem voters would agree with that, after all look at what siding with the conservatives cost them.
Ask Nick Clegg, he's feeling it this morning.
purely because there were no sacrificial lambs waiting in the wings yet. As they have a minority government when they boot May someone needs to be ready to slide right in, there can be no vacuum otherwise the party is toast.
Her team of advisers should be down the job centre for their performance!
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