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

[Hitman_Leon]

I don't buy it. The conservative MPs would need to sign it off first.

And if we are really dealing with a ruling party who let advisors write their entire manifesto with no input from elected officials, its very damaging for democracy.

Labour consulted with MPs, unions, members etc

If you happen to spill your tea, fire the tea boy! after-all it's their fault you had the tea in the first place, even though they made it exactly the way you like it and had nothing to do with you having butter fingers!

 

[easyrider]

The advisors going is just a front to be seen as doing something...

May will be gone within the month.

 

[ron3003]

I expect that having turned out en-masse this time and still lost the youth vote will revert to hiding under the covers and leaving it to somebody else again. Millennials can't be seen to be anything but winners.

 

[darkgen]

May and other Tories jokers too, no?

They're all jokers to one degree or another.

 

[b0redj0rd]

The advisors going is just a front to be seen as doing something...

May will be gone within the month.

In ordinary times I'd agree with you, however if they don't delay the BREXIT negotiations then she might be around for longer to make some headway with them first.

 

[easyrider]

What could anyone young see in the tories and may ?

You only have to seee the couple of young Tory boys commenting on Tv...

This is not what the youth of the uk are like.

 

[Above&Beyond]

Corbyn looks almost like a protest vote by some, like he was voted for because people knew he had no chance of winning. If he had a realistic chance I think a lot of people would sober up and realise they were voting for someone that is going to bankrupt us.

 

[Uther]

So, nothing to do with May, she's just a robot who does what her two advisors tell her to do?
********.

 

[chroniclard]

What's this about violating the good Friday agreement with this coalition then? I know next to nothing about it

 

[Cosimo]

May Bot showing great leadership by waiting for the dynamic duo to resign...

 

[easyrider]

Corbyn looks almost like a protest vote by some, like he was voted for because people knew he had no chance of winning. If he had a realistic chance I think a lot of people would sober up and realise they were voting for someone that is going to bankrupt us.

This post is nonsense.

 

[Above&Beyond]

What could anyone young see in the tories and may ?

You only have to seee the couple of young Tory boys commenting on Tv...

This is not what the youth of the uk are like.

Ironically Labour brought in the tuition fees that the young Labour voters want scrapped. Corbyn is over promising and would have under delivered.

 

[Uther]

300000 signatures already against the Con/DUP deal...
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-petition-deal-northern-ireland-a7783021.html

edit nearly 500000 now...

 

[One More Solo]

I expect that having turned out en-masse this time and still lost the youth vote will revert to hiding under the covers and leaving it to somebody else again. Millennials can't be seen to be anything but winners.

With complacency like that you could be a Tory advisor, I gather there are vacancies.

 

[Ayahuasca]

Corbyn looks almost like a protest vote by some, like he was voted for because people knew he had no chance of winning. If he had a realistic chance I think a lot of people would sober up and realise they were voting for someone that is going to bankrupt us.

An audience member on QT tried to suggest this and got laughed into silence by not just the audience but everyone on the panel.

Ironically Labour brought in the tuition fees that the young Labour voters want scrapped. Corbyn is over promising and would have under delivered.

Brought in at a fairly sensible level with a cap of £3000 a year or something.

I wasn't in favour of labour scrapping fees altogether either as I think long term that will affect the level of education those going to university will receive and encourage people to do degrees that aren't very worthwhile.

 

[gettothechopper]

thats it - sack the two unknown advisers and blame it all on them

= problem solved - back to strong and stable now!

as daily mail witch on QT was selling - "oh well what can you do, carry on no changes needed"

"labour just got votes because they bribed young people with free tuition"

"labour are ruining everything by doing to well in the election"

"Tories will beat corbyn by 50-100 seats
Tories lose 13 seats
"ah well he didn't win so he is still a clown"

 

[easyrider]

Ironically Labour brought in the tuition fees that the young Labour voters want scrapped. Corbyn is over promising and would have under delivered.

How do you know ?

You don't

 

[chroniclard]

Corbyn looks almost like a protest vote by some, like he was voted for because people knew he had no chance of winning. If he had a realistic chance I think a lot of people would sober up and realise they were voting for someone that is going to bankrupt us.

Like brexit

 

[Uther]

The DUP want to make it legal to discriminate against anyone from the LGBT community.
The DUP want children to be taught creationism as scientific fact.
The DUP want no woman to have access to any type of abortion, and furthermore criminalise anyone offering or seeking that service.
The DUP want to bring back the death penalty

UK politics, 2017.

 

[Arazi]

She should go too, she's obviously part of the problem..

Indeed

May has to take responsibility as well.

Are they seriously suggesting the manifesto was only draw up by those two advisors with no involvement from any MP's?

May parroting "Strong and stable" for 7 weeks in interviews was so nothingy.

The whole election was a built around the personality of Teresa May, and she doesn't have one.

Exactly, do they really expect the public to swallow that? It wasnt us it was just them two, hahaha, laughable drivel of the highest order, I just enjoy watching the fallout, the crying and the ******** lies.