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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Any likelihood of yhe status quo remaining or are we going to see big changes?

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

The omnishambles will continue.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Cant see much improvement coming

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Any likelihood of yhe status quo remaining or are we going to see big changes? "

My prediction

With a leaden heart I think the right wing extreme will hold a majority and a no deal Brexit will be to follow

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham


"Any likelihood of yhe status quo remaining or are we going to see big changes?

My prediction

With a leaden heart I think the right wing extreme will hold a majority and a no deal Brexit will be to follow "

Sadly i think you are right.

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By *nleashedCrakenMan
over a year ago

Widnes


"Any likelihood of yhe status quo remaining or are we going to see big changes?

My prediction

With a leaden heart I think the right wing extreme will hold a majority and a no deal Brexit will be to follow

Sadly i think you are right."

It's not over yet and every thing is still to play for. A Remain victory is still possible in this GE if we work together to achieve it, it's just got a little tougher, that's all. Maybe this will galvanise the Remain side to stop attacking each other and start focusing their joint efforts on attacking BREXIT and those that support it instead.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"The omnishambles will continue. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The omnishambles will continue.

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Yep. Slightly more Tories. But brexit business as usual.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The Tories will walk it with a +30 majority.

Boris deal will be implemented and another five long years of moaning will begin about whether the United Nations should take over the running of the UK until we learn to vote Communist

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral

will p[robably a hung parliament bloody Farage is fucking the whole thing up

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham


"will p[robably a hung parliament bloody Farage is fucking the whole thing up"

Why do you think that? I assume you are pro hard brexit surely this makes a tory majority much more likely which is what you want isn't it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We all know what is going to happen, for too long we’ve predicted lots of stuff in this forum, and we’ve been right about everything.

Like Johnson being PM, brexit being postponed, a Winter general election.

So let’s just admit the facts,

The conservatives are going to win big, but there are going to be losses of some big hitters MP’s

Corbyn is going step down as leader of the Labour Party. After losing most of their seats in the north and midlands

The SNP will take the whole of Scotland, and will get the referendum they crave and cede from the union.

The Lib Dem’s will increase their vote share and become the official third party again, taking seats from both labour and the conservatives.

Plaid will win seats in wales l, and the greens will get their one seat.

The independents will all lose.

Pretty much sums up the end or 2019 and beyond.

The brexit party will not win any seats. But Farage will get his peerage.

The DUP will lose a few MP’s because Sinn Fein will drop out races and put the SDLP or the alliance parties in Westminster.

Brexit will happen, we'll leave in January.

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By *asyukMan
over a year ago

West London

Another hung Parliament.

Stalemate until one side becomes too apathetic to continue.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"We all know what is going to happen, for too long we’ve predicted lots of stuff in this forum, and we’ve been right about everything.

Like Johnson being PM, brexit being postponed, a Winter general election.

So let’s just admit the facts,

The conservatives are going to win big, but there are going to be losses of some big hitters MP’s

Corbyn is going step down as leader of the Labour Party. After losing most of their seats in the north and midlands

The SNP will take the whole of Scotland, and will get the referendum they crave and cede from the union.

The Lib Dem’s will increase their vote share and become the official third party again, taking seats from both labour and the conservatives.

Plaid will win seats in wales l, and the greens will get their one seat.

The independents will all lose.

Pretty much sums up the end or 2019 and beyond.

The brexit party will not win any seats. But Farage will get his peerage.

The DUP will lose a few MP’s because Sinn Fein will drop out races and put the SDLP or the alliance parties in Westminster.

Brexit will happen, we'll leave in January.

"

Sadly I think that’s all very likely but the worst bit of all is that it was all so predictable

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By *nleashedCrakenMan
over a year ago

Widnes


"We all know what is going to happen, for too long we’ve predicted lots of stuff in this forum, and we’ve been right about everything.

Like Johnson being PM, brexit being postponed, a Winter general election.

So let’s just admit the facts,

The conservatives are going to win big, but there are going to be losses of some big hitters MP’s

Corbyn is going step down as leader of the Labour Party. After losing most of their seats in the north and midlands

The SNP will take the whole of Scotland, and will get the referendum they crave and cede from the union.

The Lib Dem’s will increase their vote share and become the official third party again, taking seats from both labour and the conservatives.

Plaid will win seats in wales l, and the greens will get their one seat.

The independents will all lose.

Pretty much sums up the end or 2019 and beyond.

The brexit party will not win any seats. But Farage will get his peerage.

The DUP will lose a few MP’s because Sinn Fein will drop out races and put the SDLP or the alliance parties in Westminster.

Brexit will happen, we'll leave in January.

"

On the face of it Fararge's move does seem to make the scenario you paint more likely. However this tie up between the Tories and the BREXIT could be the catalyst to push some Tory Remainers towards the LibDems. Anything that makes them feel that a Corbyn Labour government is less likely is only going to embolden them to vote for what they want (Remain) rather than against what they fear most (Corbyn's Labour).

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