Poll: Exit Poll: UK General Election 2017 - Results discussion and OcUK Exit Poll - Closing 8th July
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Caporegime
The hisory on that page is hilarious. They've been playing vandalism whack-a-mole all morning.
Caporegime
Those who've voted Conservative are you bothered by the DUP and their questionable religious and cultural views being the support for this new Conservative government?
Well don't bother checking their Wikipedia page lol
Caporegime
You're not the only one. Big spike in google searches for them.
It's very depressing to have someone in charge of what happens next when they've displayed atrocious decision making abilities.
One poor move after the other, one u-turn following on from the last, tripping over herself to appease public/media backlash. Why people think she's a suitable choice to see us through these negotiations is beyond me. Her leadership is so poor... I can't believe this is our best option.
One poor move after the other, one u-turn following on from the last, tripping over herself to appease public/media backlash. Why people think she's a suitable choice to see us through these negotiations is beyond me. Her leadership is so poor... I can't believe this is our best option.
Soldato
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I can prove he says any use of violence isn't the answer - he doesn't support them, he wanted to talk to end violence.
What your saying is literally untrue, but your also the forums token tory boy so...........i doubt you will find any proof he supports that - because the rest of the world never found any.
Soldato
Disappointing that the Lib Dems won't entertain a coalition... don't like seeing the DUP get involved in propping up May at all
Not sure the Lib Dems even could pull off a u turn like that.
Don
No need to own up... IP match to: @Ayahuasca
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.ph...&type=revision&diff=784655849&oldid=784655429
Soldato
Who thinks May is still going to bin Hammond ? Hammond is probably doing cowboy kicks up and down the stairs in No. 11
Caporegime
Strong and stable, innit.
Caporegime
Conservatives might have done better if they campaigned on a manifesto at all, rather than one gigantic slur effort aimed at Corbyn.
Then again, maybe not as people might have realised what sort of policies and ideologies they are actually supporting beyond soundbites and name calling.
You don't tend to campaign so strongly on a manifesto when you are already in power. You are enacting your plans and have been for years at that point. Its unlikely that you will be making a complete departure from what you have been doing for the past 7 odd years.
Massively. Hopefully will not last long. Competent leader takes over from TM, another election is announced, young voters won't bother turning up again because they will feel as if it didn't change much anyways, older generations will have more confidence in the Tories and they will then get a majority.
Who the northern Irish choose to elect is a matter for them but as a temporary measure to keep jezzbollah out of no 10 it's best for the United Kingdom.
Soldato
rekt lolNo need to own up... IP match to: @Ayahuasca
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.ph...&type=revision&diff=784655849&oldid=784655429
No need to own up... IP match to: @Ayahuasca
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.ph...&type=revision&diff=784655849&oldid=784655429
Soldato
The thing is though, he didn't achieve any of that on his watch, did he?
Soldato
i wouldnt trust them with my glass of beer whilst taking a leak nevermind trusting them to get brexit sorted as well as the whole country sorted.
its like trusting @drunkenmaster to run the country!
Well, to be disappointed you would have had to think it was a possibility
Which it never was, it was workable with a centrist Tory Govt under Cameron, but not with such an authoritarian one under May, it's just too opposed to their core principles to be able to work with
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