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Labour gain is revenge of youths. On themselves. They will understand when they grow a bit older.
Unreal reading other forums in so many thinking Labour won.
Can anyone clear up exactly what 'providing certainty' means?
Just to give some history, in 2005 Michael Howard won an extra 33 seats than his party won in 2001, that's three more than Corbyn won this time - even assuming he wins Kensington. Howard resigned with dignity shortly afterwards.
Just to give some history, in 2005 Michael Howard won an extra 33 seats than his party won in 2001, that's three more than Corbyn won this time - even assuming he wins Kensington. Howard resigned with dignity shortly afterwards.
Just to give some history, in 2005 Michael Howard won an extra 33 seats than his party won in 2001, that's three more than Corbyn won this time - even assuming he wins Kensington. Howard resigned with dignity shortly afterwards.
Strong and stable boys, we got our climate change deniers the DUP in one corner and Theresa May in the other.
I'm feeling it.
Yes, but Labour with the result of that election had a 66 seat majority.
Forcing a hung parliament is a very different outcome, and also the vindication of Corbyn when some claimed he would be an electoral disaster for Labour.
Labour gain is revenge of youths. On themselves. They will understand when they grow a bit older.
Didn't the Greeks have a problem with their young inexperienced rulers - hence their fall?
Didn't the Greeks have a problem with their young inexperienced rulers - hence their fall?
Strong and stable boys, we got our climate change deniers the DUP in one corner and Theresa May in the other.
I'm feeling it.
Labour got every vote they possibly could with the big youth turnout. Free tuition fees I suspect was the one that drew them in. Unless that vote is sustained it could just as easily fall heavily too. By the next election these people will be 5 years older and will have different priorities.
Once things settle I would not be surprised to see a leadership challenge in labour too. It was a missed opportunity for labour.
Much of the labour proposals weren't deliverable and much of the conservative ones were too brutal to core voters. If the conservatives go for a happy middle where it is realistic and not punishing then we could see a significant number return to them. They need policies that directly tackle the labour ones. They took the electorate for granted and it caught them out.
Yes.didn't Arlene Foster run some corrupt racket to do with green energy in NI and got rumbled ? If that's true what the hell is May thinking, not only going to bed with Terrorists, but corrupt ones at that............... lol
So happy that Corbyn will never ever have the chance to be prime minister. A truly frightening prospect.