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the snap general election thread
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CKhalvashi wrote: »Yes.
Ministers are so close to losing their seats, this is great!
Btw, where are the leave voters who told me I'm wrong? Not so wrong now, am I? :rotfl:
well i'm here....and you were right!0 -
This is going swimmingly well.
Farage just admitted a hard Brexit now appears unlikely - Conservative Home just posted an article suggesting a sensible, centrist, Brexit keeping single market membership is now on the table.
And May is definitely gone very shortly.
Revenge of the Remainers.
Happy days.“The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie – deliberate, contrived, and dishonest – but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.
Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.”
-- President John F. Kennedy”0 -
bobbymotors wrote: »well i'm here....and you were right!
I haven't crossed you Bobby, but good on you for having the guts to admit it, many wouldn't.
Have a glass of Scotch :beer:💙💛 💔0 -
CKhalvashi wrote: »Yes.
Ministers are so close to losing their seats, this is great!
Btw, where are the leave voters who told me I'm wrong? Not so wrong now, am I? :rotfl:
Interesting thing is that "leave" areas seem to be delivering some unexpected gains - whether that's because they trust Labour to deliver a better "leave" or because it really wasn't that big an issue either way would be interesting to know.
Certainly, most of the remain voters I know (myself included) would have preferred to stay in but it really wasn't a life changing issue as long as it was managed right. As the winners no-one seems to have looked at how many leave voters felt the same in reverse.0 -
Joe_Horner wrote: »Interesting thing is that "leave" areas seem to be delivering some unexpected gains - whether that's because they trust Labour to deliver a better "leave" or because it really wasn't that big an issue either way would be interesting to know.
Certainly, most of the remain voters I know (myself included) would have preferred to stay in but it really wasn't a life changing issue as long as it was managed right. As the winners no-one seems to have looked at how many leave voters felt the same in reverse.
I agree, wrong issue.0 -
Nigel Farage - Corbyn is human, Maybot is toast.💙💛 💔0
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Tories doing really well in Scotland, forecast now increased to 322 seats, they could govern with that relatively comfortably with DUP and UUP support0
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CKhalvashi wrote: »Nigel Farage - Corbyn is human, Maybot is toast.
Clicked a "thank" on that but not sure we really want an endorsement from Fromage :rotfl:0 -
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what appears strange is Scotland are voting conservative in replacement of SNP when Scotland overwhelming did not want to leave EU0
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