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"Good news? "Yeah I don't think this helps anyone tbh | |||
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"Good news? "Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense "In your humble opinion of course  | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course "Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol. | |||
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"Good news everyone, the election ends in hung parliament, she fails to win the majority and well done to labour, should may resign? "No this will make her work harder for the uk .. As she has to show people she can do her job. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol."Well clearly we still are as maths has moved on since then and 261 seats still constitutes a loss so 'everyone' is quite a statement | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol.
Well clearly we still are as maths has moved on since then and 261 seats still constitutes a loss so 'everyone' is quite a statement "Yes, although we will face poverty as it was back then and food banks will be the new supermarkets | |||
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"Good news everyone, the election ends in hung parliament, she fails to win the majority and well done to labour, should may resign? No this will make her work harder for the uk .. As she has to show people she can do her job."A bit of a big assumption there - she's out of her depth. She won't stand again, so the incentive has disappea_ed. Not able to show much and not motivated to show much to get to be PM again | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country." The conservatives wouldn't be too unhappy with that - as long as the richer elite remain OK. Foodbanks are fine for everyone else as long as theDaily Mail, The Sun etc keep telling them to vote conservative and they think they're OK being shafted | |||
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"Somehow the UDA, sorry DUP have a say in our government. The fucking DUP. A party that wants to bring in a law that makes it possible to discriminate against anyone that's LGBT. A party that rejected same sex marriage even though they cast a vote in Northern Ireland for it. A complete shambles." Just as ukip teamed up with any rabid party in Europe, the Cons are happy to shaft the majority of people to be worse off with any sickening excuse for a democratic party that doesn't hold people to be equals, now the Cons have stolen ukips fire | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country." Come on uk has a lot going for it . | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country. The conservatives wouldn't be too unhappy with that - as long as the richer elite remain OK. Foodbanks are fine for everyone else as long as theDaily Mail, The Sun etc keep telling them to vote conservative and they think they're OK being shafted " That is right as they like the robin hood tax. | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country.Come on uk has a lot going for it ." It depends how you see, a country that is in the top 5, shouldnt have to have to cut the budget. | |||
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"Come on uk has a lot going for it . Like what? " Loads You just look at other places in the world a lot don't have what we have. | |||
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"Just heard Rees Moggies advising people to get their canvassing shoes in the cobbler's quickly
Mogg not Moggies "That man is just wonderful! | |||
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"Somehow the UDA, sorry DUP have a say in our government. The fucking DUP. A party that wants to bring in a law that makes it possible to discriminate against anyone that's LGBT. A party that rejected same sex marriage even though they cast a vote in Northern Ireland for it. A complete shambles. Or JC meetign and greeting Hamas? Just as ukip teamed up with any rabid party in Europe, the Cons are happy to shaft the majority of people to be worse off with any sickening excuse for a democratic party that doesn't hold people to be equals, now the Cons have stolen ukips fire" | |||
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"Somehow the UDA, sorry DUP have a say in our government. The fucking DUP. A party that wants to bring in a law that makes it possible to discriminate against anyone that's LGBT. A party that rejected same sex marriage even though they cast a vote in Northern Ireland for it. A complete shambles. Or JC meetign and greeting Hamas? Just as ukip teamed up with any rabid party in Europe, the Cons are happy to shaft the majority of people to be worse off with any sickening excuse for a democratic party that doesn't hold people to be equals, now the Cons have stolen ukips fire" Downstairs voters eh  | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country.Come on uk has a lot going for it .It depends how you see, a country that is in the top 5, shouldnt have to have to cut the budget." I think if you look at the others most have things you would not like just like us .. I think things will get better but will take time and she need more money in her pot .. as she wish to make changes and that will only come from us leaving the EU putting back into things like NHS lots she wish to do . You see they can all say they will do this and that but loads don't lets see if she hold ture to her word. | |||
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" I think things will get better but will take time and she need more money in her pot .. as she wish to make changes and that will only come from us leaving the EU putting back into things like NHS lots she wish to do . You see they can all say they will do this and that but loads don't lets see if she hold ture to her word." Come on you're not falling for that shit are you? Here in Scotland we were promised if we voted no (which we did) in the referendum the NHS would be fixed, shipyard jobs would be saved (which have now been lost) and that a no vote would keep us in the EU. Don't fall for their shit anymore.. it's a trap. | |||
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" I think things will get better but will take time and she need more money in her pot .. as she wish to make changes and that will only come from us leaving the EU putting back into things like NHS lots she wish to do . You see they can all say they will do this and that but loads don't lets see if she hold ture to her word. Come on you're not falling for that shit are you? Here in Scotland we were promised if we voted no (which we did) in the referendum the NHS would be fixed, shipyard jobs would be saved (which have now been lost) and that a no vote would keep us in the EU. Don't fall for their shit anymore.. it's a trap. " Do you know how much money they take from us.? I am falling for nothing .. All I know things take time to change. | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country." Which I exactly what we would become after Corbyn bankrupted us. What's the saying - 'it's the economy stupid' (note I am quoting a not calling you stupid  ). If the economy tanks then everyone is worse off - this is the fundamental flaw in the whole argument that Corbyn will make us better off.
In the old days people made sacrifice to make ends meet now people expect someone else to sort it for them so they can drive to foodbanks whilst texting on their mobile phones | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country." Disagree. We have a very high standard of living, relatively low crime and corruption, favourable rates of tax and a favourable GDP per capita. It's just that we're experiencing a couple of years of unp_edictable political activity as people become disenfranchised with the established politicians and parties. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol.
Well clearly we still are as maths has moved on since then and 261 seats still constitutes a loss so 'everyone' is quite a statement Yes, although we will face poverty as it was back then and food banks will be the new supermarkets"here is a haribo food bank opening in manchester | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country.Come on uk has a lot going for it .It depends how you see, a country that is in the top 5, shouldnt have to have to cut the budget. I think if you look at the others most have things you would not like just like us .. I think things will get better but will take time and she need more money in her pot .. as she wish to make changes and that will only come from us leaving the EU putting back into things like NHS lots she wish to do . You see they can all say they will do this and that but loads don't lets see if she hold ture to her word." Yes, we will see what will happen. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol.
Well clearly we still are as maths has moved on since then and 261 seats still constitutes a loss so 'everyone' is quite a statement Yes, although we will face poverty as it was back then and food banks will be the new supermarketshere is a haribo food bank opening in manchester"Many haribo bags for everyone. | |||
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"Somehow the UDA, sorry DUP have a say in our government. The fucking DUP. A party that wants to bring in a law that makes it possible to discriminate against anyone that's LGBT. A party that rejected same sex marriage even though they cast a vote in Northern Ireland for it. A complete shambles."  | |||
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"She will go but is a rigid self-serving opportunist, so won't go immediately. She did nothing during the referendum run-up last year, by stealth to keep her chances hot for PM position. She didn't appear in free public spots during this campaign, only stage managed setups., she is calculating and fairly ruthless in her own interests - the reason she called this election. A lightweight in many aspects that will likely only go when forced or drinks from a poisoned chalice. She would go quickly if loyal to her party or country, or threatened behind the scenes " | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. " Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? " Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol.
Well clearly we still are as maths has moved on since then and 261 seats still constitutes a loss so 'everyone' is quite a statement Yes, although we will face poverty as it was back then and food banks will be the new supermarkets"foodbanks are amazing its just a shame we are unable to give most people more than 3 x three day emergency foodboxes every six months to think they are needed in 207 is truly awful | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us." yes shags a combination of snp and labour votes may form a goverment as they expect another election in the autumn | |||
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"it is estimated that 3.4 million people under labour and tory goverments (both having big majorities) from tony blair to present day will be born into some form of poverty and have no way of escaping it throughout their life and die in some form of poverty also they say a generation will not be able to buy a property from the same period i could be wrong with figure and exact number so do not jump on that ITS startling to think that is happening in this country" We really have no idea what poverty is in this country - try visiting Africa sometime | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? " Lost their seats due to Scottish labour telling their voters to vote for the tories, which subsequently put the tories into number 10. Also, many people I know (who support independence) voted labour due to supporting Corbyn, which also fucked the snp and put the tories in power. | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Lost their seats due to Scottish labour telling their voters to vote for the tories, which subsequently put the tories into number 10. Also, many people I know (who support independence) voted labour due to supporting Corbyn, which also fucked the snp and put the tories in power." The shy doesn't matter - the numbers are what they are | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol.
Well clearly we still are as maths has moved on since then and 261 seats still constitutes a loss so 'everyone' is quite a statement Yes, although we will face poverty as it was back then and food banks will be the new supermarkets
foodbanks are amazing its just a shame we are unable to give most people more than 3 x three day emergency foodboxes every six months
to think they are needed in 207 is truly awful"Yes, they are really good as they help many and I agree, they should give more food | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us. yes shags a combination of snp and labour votes may form a goverment as they expect another election in the autumn" That is right he will form a government and its good that snp is joining them, few months to the next election. | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us." Rest of us? The losses prove that they do not do that. The speak for some, but not as many that the Tories speak for. | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us. Rest of us? The losses prove that they do not do that. The speak for some, but not as many that the Tories speak for." That is right, the speak to those with common sense, not the tory supporters lol. | |||
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"it is estimated that 3.4 million people under labour and tory goverments (both having big majorities) from tony blair to present day will be born into some form of poverty and have no way of escaping it throughout their life and die in some form of poverty also they say a generation will not be able to buy a property from the same period i could be wrong with figure and exact number so do not jump on that ITS startling to think that is happening in this country We really have no idea what poverty is in this country - try visiting Africa sometime" The problem with the word 'poverty' is that the definition used, is 'an income of 60% of the median income' . In theory, if you lived in Monaco, where the average salary was £1M, you would be in poverty on £600k. So, there are lots of people who are really badly off and struggling. But, I don't like the word poverty being used in that context. I think it is used to over-dramatise a problem. | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us. Rest of us? The losses prove that they do not do that. The speak for some, but not as many that the Tories speak for.That is right, the speak to those with common sense, not the tory supporters lol." Hardly- have you actually looked at the SNP MPs, their policies or performance? There is a reason why they experienced losses, why labou_ed gained, why the Tories won and why some parties have all but disappea_ed. Rather than simply chuck snide remarks about supporters of any party, maybe try and understand why people vote in the way that they do so that some progress can be made - even if just to offer some decent opposition. | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us. Rest of us? The losses prove that they do not do that. The speak for some, but not as many that the Tories speak for.That is right, the speak to those with common sense, not the tory supporters lol. Hardly- have you actually looked at the SNP MPs, their policies or performance? There is a reason why they experienced losses, why labou_ed gained, why the Tories won and why some parties have all but disappea_ed. Rather than simply chuck snide remarks about supporters of any party, maybe try and understand why people vote in the way that they do so that some progress can be made - even if just to offer some decent opposition." Not sure of all their policies, but I like the being independence one. I wonder what will happen to wales and ireland, there could be a hard border, sometimes it is hard to understand why people vote like they do. I would never understand why someone would vote for the torys, although they did say on the news that this election was better for labour as they gained lots of seats, corbyn is like a modern day rocky balboa, a people champion. | |||
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"An excellent result at least the Tories won't their usual extremist selves. Hopefully Labour will win the next one in November" Not a chance. May's campaign was truly atrocious. Corbyn's was very good. Despite this, Labour were a country mile off getting anywhere near a majority. If they are so far off after these circumstances - they have not a chance of governing again for a long time. The "splits" within will surface again before long. Despite all the media hype (and whilst acknowledging that it was a bad night for the Tories) Labour remain way behind because they have a leader who is unfit to lead anything. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
In your humble opinion of course Yes as we dont want to be in the victorian times lol.
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"An excellent result at least the Tories won't their usual extremist selves. Hopefully Labour will win the next one in November Not a chance. May's campaign was truly atrocious. Corbyn's was very good. Despite this, Labour were a country mile off getting anywhere near a majority. If they are so far off after these circumstances - they have not a chance of governing again for a long time. The "splits" within will surface again before long. Despite all the media hype (and whilst acknowledging that it was a bad night for the Tories) Labour remain way behind because they have a leader who is unfit to lead anything." But what they have on their side is the young people. 18-25 year olds came out and voted. Engaged in politics and influencing change is what they will do from now on, all because of Jeremy Corbyn so I feel he has succeeded where many have failed. | |||
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"Are we really the 5th largest economy in the world? It sounds more like we are a poor 3rd world country." No, the UK is, and by the way you talk I doubt you've ever even been here | |||
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"Labour won Kensington. ..back of the net "Won by 20 votes | |||
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"Labour won Kensington. ..back of the net "That is good, the reason it took so long is cos the torys couldnt believe it, so made them re count several times | |||
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"Good news everyone, the election ends in hung parliament, she fails to win the majority and well done to labour, should may resign? "no.. dont think she should. Still got way more seats than Labour... they got more seats so for me should fairly have it. | |||
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"After five really busy brilliant weeks i am.finally putting my feet up. I am.a happy boy. As a true gentleman i know how pleasurable it is to come second
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"After five really busy brilliant weeks i am.finally putting my feet up. I am.a happy boy. As a true gentleman i know how pleasurable it is to come second
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You done good in Wales. ...I take my hat off to you "Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in | |||
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You done good in Wales. ...I take my hat off to you
Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in "Nice one and a good result | |||
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"This means we will have no opposition for decades, which is dangerous in politics, the only one that I can see challenge them is snp. Who lost 37% of their seats? And are only in Scotland? Yes, cos they usually dont agree what may does so they speak for the rest of us. Rest of us? The losses prove that they do not do that. The speak for some, but not as many that the Tories speak for.That is right, the speak to those with common sense, not the tory supporters lol. Hardly- have you actually looked at the SNP MPs, their policies or performance? There is a reason why they experienced losses, why labou_ed gained, why the Tories won and why some parties have all but disappea_ed. Rather than simply chuck snide remarks about supporters of any party, maybe try and understand why people vote in the way that they do so that some progress can be made - even if just to offer some decent opposition.Not sure of all their policies, but I like the being independence one. I wonder what will happen to wales and ireland, there could be a hard border, sometimes it is hard to understand why people vote like they do. I would never understand why someone would vote for the torys, although they did say on the news that this election was better for labour as they gained lots of seats, corbyn is like a modern day rocky balboa, a people champion. " Unsure why as Scotland cannot afford to be independent. In Salmonds p_ediction the oil revenue for the first quarter of this year was in the billions, but in reality it was a deficit of over £200 million. Even revenues for property tax, which is devolved. Wales certainly could not be independent and I say that as a very patriotic Welsh person. In wanting the best for my country I know that won't be found in independence. Corbyn a people's champion? How short your memory is. You are not a champion just because you stand against the Tories. A real champion would have dealt with the issues in his party and won......... | |||
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You done good in Wales. ...I take my hat off to you
Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in "Aye you got mentioned in dispatches in the early hours of this morning on here, for your work.....it's just laying the foundations for later on in the year | |||
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"After five really busy brilliant weeks i am.finally putting my feet up. I am.a happy boy. As a true gentleman i know how pleasurable it is to come second
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You done good in Wales. ...I take my hat off to you
Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in
Aye you got mentioned in dispatches in the early hours of this morning on here, for your work.....it's just laying the foundations for later on in the year "Oh gosh all good i hope ,i missed that. We are looking at a rolling campaign just in case we go again in October | |||
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" I think things will get better but will take time and she need more money in her pot .. as she wish to make changes and that will only come from us leaving the EU putting back into things like NHS lots she wish to do . You see they can all say they will do this and that but loads don't lets see if she hold ture to her word. Come on you're not falling for that shit are you? Here in Scotland we were promised if we voted no (which we did) in the referendum the NHS would be fixed, shipyard jobs would be saved (which have now been lost) and that a no vote would keep us in the EU. Don't fall for their shit anymore.. it's a trap. " GMB Scotland don't agree that RN contracts aren't important.  | |||
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You done good in Wales. ...I take my hat off to you
Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in
Aye you got mentioned in dispatches in the early hours of this morning on here, for your work.....it's just laying the foundations for later on in the year
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Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in
Aye you got mentioned in dispatches in the early hours of this morning on here, for your work.....it's just laying the foundations for later on in the year
Oh gosh all good i hope ,i missed that. We are looking at a rolling campaign just in case we go again in October
Heard Rees Mogg advising his fellow tories to get their canvassing shoes striaght into the cobbler's. "I was about to take the Vote Labour sign down from my front garden. Maybe I should just leave it there then rather than bother having to put it back up next week?
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"Good news everyone, the election ends in hung parliament, she fails to win the majority and well done to labour, should may resign? "I think maybe she should but so should Corbyn and then see who in his party supports him enough to re elect him | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense "Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense? | |||
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"Good news everyone, the election ends in hung parliament, she fails to win the majority and well done to labour, should may resign? No this will make her work harder for the uk .. As she has to show people she can do her job."She's shown how competent and politically astute she is over the last 7 years.....not very | |||
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"She got more votes and a higher percentage than labour so no reason for labour to celebrate. She will be gone in three months as her own party will bury her as soon as they find a new leader. The conservetives are still running the country who ever leads them" The DUP are calling the shots. Well done Mrs May, not many can pluck defeat from the jaws of victory..... | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense?" | |||
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"She got more votes and a higher percentage than labour so no reason for labour to celebrate. She will be gone in three months as her own party will bury her as soon as they find a new leader. The conservetives are still running the country who ever leads them The DUP are calling the shots. Well done Mrs May, not many can pluck defeat from the jaws of victory....." Hows dear old nicola doing by the way did she pick up the last scottish seat ? | |||
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"After five really busy brilliant weeks i am.finally putting my feet up. I am.a happy boy. As a true gentleman i know how pleasurable it is to come second
Red Taff
You done good in Wales. ...I take my hat off to you
Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in
Aye you got mentioned in dispatches in the early hours of this morning on here, for your work.....it's just laying the foundations for later on in the year
Oh gosh all good i hope ,i missed that. We are looking at a rolling campaign just in case we go again in October
Heard Rees Mogg advising his fellow tories to get their canvassing shoes striaght into the cobbler's.
I was about to take the Vote Labour sign down from my front garden. Maybe I should just leave it there then rather than bother having to put it back up next week?
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"After five really busy brilliant weeks i am.finally putting my feet up. I am.a happy boy. As a true gentleman i know how pleasurable it is to come second
Red Taff
You done good in Wales. ...I take my hat off to you
Diolch ,, we worked jolly hard but it was worth it , booted out the tory got our guy in
Aye you got mentioned in dispatches in the early hours of this morning on here, for your work.....it's just laying the foundations for later on in the year
Oh gosh all good i hope ,i missed that. We are looking at a rolling campaign just in case we go again in October
Heard Rees Mogg advising his fellow tories to get their canvassing shoes striaght into the cobbler's.
I was about to take the Vote Labour sign down from my front garden. Maybe I should just leave it there then rather than bother having to put it back up next week?
-Matt"I think it might be wise to....or at least keep it handy in the shed | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense?"Aye they did that be by a small percentage in the vote.....the thing is Corbyn's was the biggest increase in the labour vote since Clem Attlee in 1945....not bad for a bloke who the right wing press had written off just a few weeks ago | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense?"That is because they dont have common sense, we all know brexit will make britain worse of. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense?That is because they dont have common sense, we all know brexit will make britain worse of."They voted tory cos they think this is rule britana that was 300 years ago with waving the flags lol. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense?
Aye they did that be it a small percentage in the vote.....the thing is Corbyn's was the biggest increase in the labour vote since Clem Attlee in 1945....not bad for a bloke who the right wing press had written off just a few weeks ago"*it FIFM | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense?That is because they dont have common sense, we all know brexit will make britain worse of."They have common sense, they don't have common sense, they do, they don't, seems you change your opinion as often as Diane Abbott does with her hairstyles. | |||
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"Good news? Yes, it shows that people are voting for common sense
Actually Shag, more voted for Tories than Labour. Is that what you meant by common sense?That is because they dont have common sense, we all know brexit will make britain worse of.
They have common sense, they don't have common sense, they do, they don't, seems you change your opinion as often as Diane Abbott does with her hairstyles. "No I dont, if you have followed what I have said about brexit you would know, wait few years and I say. I told you so lol | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. " Not many understand the actual mechanics of our government sadly | |||
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"So much for retiring from canvassing after 20+ years . We are keeping a rolling canvass going . Rosette cleaned and ready . Walking boots cleaned and here we go again . Ha ha i cold never quit its the best game in town . See you all in October " | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. " But they dont support gay marriage and want a soft brexit, that means may have to accept that, so suddenly dup have the upper hand. | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. But they dont support gay marriage and want a soft brexit, that means may have to accept that, so suddenly dup have the upper hand." Oh I don't disagree with you. I also don't support the idea of a Conservative Govt. I would like to see her attempt be voted down and Labour's be voted in. However, I only see any minority Govt lasting, at most, a year and a general election will be called, such is the political history of our nation. | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. Not many understand the actual mechanics of our government sadly "The majority of those that I've noticed that don't grasp this idea, have been Conservative voters. And they say the idiots voted for Labour | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. But they dont support gay marriage and want a soft brexit, that means may have to accept that, so suddenly dup have the upper hand. Oh I don't disagree with you. I also don't support the idea of a Conservative Govt. I would like to see her attempt be voted down and Labour's be voted in. However, I only see any minority Govt lasting, at most, a year and a general election will be called, such is the political history of our nation. " That is right and so would I see labour to be in and there will be another election in may, so it will be an interesting outcome of that one. | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. But they dont support gay marriage and want a soft brexit, that means may have to accept that, so suddenly dup have the upper hand. Oh I don't disagree with you. I also don't support the idea of a Conservative Govt. I would like to see her attempt be voted down and Labour's be voted in. However, I only see any minority Govt lasting, at most, a year and a general election will be called, such is the political history of our nation. That is right and so would I see labour to be in and there will be another election in may, so it will be an interesting outcome of that one. " Oh definitely. It will be interesting to see who will take the helm of the Toriesfor that, as May will be out before then. | |||
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"Not many understand the actual mechanics of our government sadly
The majority of those that I've noticed that don't grasp this idea, have been Conservative voters. And they say the idiots voted for Labour "Nothing to do with party politics, most people in the country do not know even the basics of how our government system works. | |||
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"Not many understand the actual mechanics of our government sadly
The majority of those that I've noticed that don't grasp this idea, have been Conservative voters. And they say the idiots voted for Labour
Nothing to do with party politics, most people in the country do not know even the basics of how our government system works."Undoubtedly, I've been thanked on numerous occasions for explaining the options for Govt after a hung parliament. DISCLAIMER: No political affiliations were exchanged for providing this information | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. " Whilewhat you say is true it would be a bizarre event seeing that if the tories and dup come to an agreement such as a supply and confidence one I dont think the dup would then vote against the queens speech and of course no one knows how the lib dems would vote | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. Whilewhat you say is true it would be a bizarre event seeing that if the tories and dup come to an agreement such as a supply and confidence one I dont think the dup would then vote against the queens speech and of course no one knows how the lib dems would vote " Given all the back stabbing and the number of Tory MPs speaking out against May, might it be that a number of her own MPs vote against her? I know it would be crazy to do so... but seems anything might happen these days. -Matt | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. Whilewhat you say is true it would be a bizarre event seeing that if the tories and dup come to an agreement such as a supply and confidence one I dont think the dup would then vote against the queens speech and of course no one knows how the lib dems would vote " Unfortunately, nobody can p_edict how some of the Conservatives will vote either. It would appear that May will have some opposition in her own party after the last 2 months, which culminated in a shock result for her. A poor campaign, which showed holes in her rhetoric of "Strong and Stable," got the better of her and has come back to haunt her. | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. Whilewhat you say is true it would be a bizarre event seeing that if the tories and dup come to an agreement such as a supply and confidence one I dont think the dup would then vote against the queens speech and of course no one knows how the lib dems would vote Unfortunately, nobody can p_edict how some of the Conservatives will vote either. It would appear that May will have some opposition in her own party after the last 2 months, which culminated in a shock result for her. A poor campaign, which showed holes in her rhetoric of "Strong and Stable," got the better of her and has come back to haunt her. " Absolutely - Majority parties of whatever ilk have real trouble enforcing a three line whip. Tricksy secret ballotses.... | |||
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"Having read through the comments here, a lot are saying the Conservatives won. As I understand our election system, nobody has won! Whilst they may have claimed the most seats, they failed to get the majority that would mean they have a Govt. Therefore, May is attempting to form a minority Govt with the support of the DUP. This has to be ratified by the House of Commons, when the Queen's speech and budget is presented in 2 weeks. This can be voted down by parliament, as has occur_ed in our election history. This would give Labour the opportunity to also put forward the proposal of a Queen's speech and budget. Whilewhat you say is true it would be a bizarre event seeing that if the tories and dup come to an agreement such as a supply and confidence one I dont think the dup would then vote against the queens speech and of course no one knows how the lib dems would vote " It's just been on the news the DUP will support the Tory government on a confidence and supply basis. This means the Queens speech will pass and a Conservative government will be formed. I think it's just wishful thinking from Labour supporters that tories would vote against. It's in the national interest now a government is formed so brexit negotiations start in 8 days time. | |||
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The majority of those that I've noticed that don't grasp this idea, have been Conservative voters. And they say the idiots voted for Labour
Nothing to do with party politics, most people in the country do not know even the basics of how our government system works."Back handers and bribes with the odd weapons deal isnt it ?  | |||
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My opinions.. Like anyone gives a damn
May equals egotistical idiot we never voted for.. What possessed her to tell us to trust her then not feel the need to explain herself when the election OBVIOUSLY moved from Brexit?
As a servant of the people, that was piss poor.
Corbin equals a complete fantasist if he thinks he can supply all the freebies he promised without bankrupting the country, by taxing only those on over £85k.
Sturgeon equals some sorta cute ish bint who does a nice line in sexy ish business suits which must be hiding some right sexy undies. Having said that obviously she would prefer masturbation as she couldn't possibly have any kind of union
The liberal bloke whose name escapes me, just want to pat him on the head and tell him to come back next time when he is more bigger
Hard Brexit. Were we really convinced the threat was bad? Instead we are now saying, apparently, "Its OK johnny foreigner, give us any old deal, we will accept anything.." Madness.
Terror attacks. I am not happy about there being 20000 less police and it affects our safety. However, not from terrorists. They would protect us from violent criminals and bad or dangerous drivers. How many people die in non terrorist violence or on our roads EVERY DAY? That's where we need more police. You will not completely stop terror with more police on the streets. If we cannot take away the perverted desire to commit these acts, there will be more. It was right the Tories are being taken to task over the falling police numbers, and I'd like to see the _eductions in armed services being addressed also. But, it was wrong to link the terror attacks to the election
Right, sorry to have bo_ed you all... I'm off now | |||
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