Poll: Exit Poll: UK General Election 2017 - Results discussion and OcUK Exit Poll - Closing 8th July

[dalehitchy1]

So since when did the tories and the DUP have this special relationship. Ive never heard them mention it before......
Its like shes still throwing up soundbites

 

[thenewoc]

Yeah, are we going to have a zombie government for the next 5 years? Its laughable. This situation is absolutely untenable.

That's what you get when the socialists lap it up their shared dream.

 

[adolf hamster]

So since when did the tories and the DUP have this special relationship. Ive never heard them mention it before......
Its like shes still throwing up soundbites

since this morning apparently....

 

[Gerard]

So since when did the tories and the DUP have this special relationship. Ive never heard them mention it before......
Its like shes still throwing up soundbites

Only seems to have cropped up with may on the arse lick to stay in office.

 

[thenewoc]

No wait, shes on a 15 minute cron of strongandstable.sh

She seems to have used a thesaurus quickly and come up with 'certainty' as the new buzz phrase.

 

[cu3ed]

Its rather sad isnt it, considering how much nicer the Republic is.

If you are rich enough., It may be better, but only if you have a decent paying job. the Rep is a very expensive place.

 

[Rosbif]

Best. Call. EVER on LBC

 

[drs101]

The idea that the DUP can prop up a goverment is crazy, she is a dead man walking

 

[LOAM]

Just listened to her statement that was just broadcast. Jees. She's like a stuck record.

I honesty think shes mentally unstable

 

[h4rm0ny]

Ah, Cornwall. Last again. I'm sure we'll have our votes counted by next week, sometime.

It gets confusing for them counting on their fingers and toes when several of them have different numbers of toes to each other.

 

[Bigpig]

Not at all, but I would be interested to hear an honest account as to the potential fallout of this deal.

Consider if Labour was propped up by Sinn Féin, would you view that as a betrayal of the neutrality of Northern Ireland?.

I really don't know. Our groverment is on the blink of collapse Before this as SF won't sit down unless they get their way.

In general I think this will be good for N.Ireland as the DUP can now push for lower corporate tax, investments for new businesses and better budgets also make mainland take more of the burden from Leaving the EU.

They're a bit regressive, no?

Well I can't really denied that. They are mostly Free Presbyterians but some of the comments on here are ridiculous.

 

[Adrianr]

It will work to keep our nation safe and secure by delivering the change that I set out following the appalling attacks in Manchester and London.

That desire to pry and monitor and control never really leaves us I suppose. Hopefully she realises she has got much bigger fish to fry and stops trying to trash our civil liberties. Or just gets booted before she can act on it, more than she already has at least.

 

[StriderX]

Why is Cornyn staying on? He lost.
Why is surgeon still swimming? She lost
They all lost..

Group harikari?

Well no thats simplifying it too much.

Corbyn gained when he should have lost in almost everyone's eyes, even gained in Scotland much to the amazement of SLAB who tried their damndest to lose. Sturgeon well, i dunno, its hardly surprising losing seats after only not gaining the remaining 3 in the country, it was bound to go down as the Tories made inroads to the leave voters/fishermen/farmers etc.

May called an election on the grounds that she would atleast be above Corbyn by 10% (if we ignore the silliness of 20%), after saying multiple times she definitely would not call one right before negotiations with Bernier and company were to begin. This is all after the referendum's silliness itself which seemingly made Cameron jump ship to focus on his champagne swilling and to laugh at the lower classes.

Yeah, i don't know why shes still there.

 

[Vern1961]

May's maiden name not Palpatine, by any chance?

"This is how democracy dies, to thunderous applause."

 

[Arthur Hucksake]

First on the agenda..... propose a tax on gay abortions. Not sure how they came to be, but tax them any way.

 

[Dolph]

Just remember, the lib dems or the snp, or even labour could have chosen to discuss working in the national interest with the only party capable of forming a government.

They have the option of offering an alternative to the dup. They just aren't.

 

[Uther]

So since when did the tories and the DUP have this special relationship. Ive never heard them mention it before......
Its like shes still throwing up soundbites

The Tories new best friends. I actually feel sick...

 

[Gerard]

First on the agenda..... propose a tax on gay abortions. Not sure how they came to be, but tax them any way.

May as well put a tax on gay sex while they're at it with the DUP Dinosaurs having their 2 cents of input.

 

[wildman]

Wouldn't the same thing have happened, albeit for the other side, if Corbyn had become PM?

no, because Sinn Fein wouldn't be able to prop Labour up as they don't actually attend, the DUP are too looney right for Labour to go anywhere near.

This interview!

It's like she's rebooted into safe mode without networking and she's just running brexitmeansbrexit.sh, stablegovernment.sh and bestbrexitdeal.sh

someone needs to get in to her basecode and update the autoexec.bat and config.sys files

 

[antijoke]

Just remember, the lib dems or the snp, or even labour could have chosen to discuss working in the national interest with the only party capable of forming a government.

They have the option of offering an alternative to the dup. They just aren't.

They don't have enough between them do they?