Poll: Exit Poll: UK General Election 2017 - Results discussion and OcUK Exit Poll - Closing 8th July
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So she can punish the country for going against her will.
Love the sign in the window, almost missed that
I only just noticed it lol
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Centrist, compassionate Tory. It's a shame so much of the party is so far removed from her.
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When she first won her seat she went knives out for the public sector in Cambridgeshire, since then she's scaled back significantly and I think she can see that the current Tory rhetoric isn't playing with the electorate as a whole. I've got a lot of respect for politicians who watch, listen and learn and then adjust their course accordingly without the need to betray their core beliefs entirely or seem to flip flop.
Absolutely, she's the kind of politician we need on both sides of the fence. It's not just about policy, it's about the kind of person you are and how you connect with the electorate. At the end of the day one of the biggest things that people want from politicians is to genuinely feel like they care about their issues and that they are being listened to.
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Love the sign in the window, almost missed that
The reflection in the other window is um interesting once you see it :s
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Tories + DUP = 328 seats, so SF turning up wouldn't mean anything, they only need 326 seats to be first past the post..
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Is that right? (genuine question)not compared to the other parties we get to choose from
I know Sinn Fein are, abortion aside, reasonable progressive. But I understand if you're a DUP voter that Sinn Fein would be beyond the pale. Is there not a progressive Unionist party?
Almost a wang
What is it? I looked but can't make out what its meant to be .. fill me in bro
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No paramilitary muriel on the side of no.10 come come your slacking.
Doing the rounds on facebook.Its rather sad isnt it, considering how much nicer the Republic is.
Just seems to be a reflection of the railings that looks a bit weird.
I don't think its intentional but once you see it you can't un-see it.
There are only three solutions to this current Parliamentary mess:
1. The Tories working with the DUP. Nobody else will work with them.
2. Labour working with the SNP, Lib Dems, Plaid, and the DUP (the Greens being optional).
3. Another election.
The DUP won't work with Labour if Corbyn is in charge. So that actually just leaves options 1 & 3. Option 3 is basically "Public, you got it wrong. Go back and have another go".
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