General Election June 8th

Who will you vote for at the General Election?

  • Conservatives

    Votes: 189 28.8%

  • Labour

    Votes: 366 55.8%

  • Liberal Democrats

    Votes: 37 5.6%

  • SNP

    Votes: 8 1.2%

  • UKIP

    Votes: 23 3.5%

  • Other

    Votes: 33 5.0%
  • Total voters
    656
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Is anybody that arsed about May refusing to do the TV debates? I'm not particularly bothered by it, as it won't change my vote. I'm pretty sure she's not doing them as yer man Corbyn is quite good on camera and would probably do well, and her advisors are telling her just to steer clear.
 
malg said:
I see Blair is back to save the country.......
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malg said:
It's 'you're' you imbecile.

Can you please give a link to the BBC quote about nurses using food banks? Again, if any nurse is using a foodbank I'd love to speak to them, as they need money management advice.

As for no-mark halfwit? Deary me, what a fud.
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I could be wrong but id wager your the sort of bloke who thinks trump is a good guy?
Just search the internet using the publications i mentioned, not too difficult.
As a special favour for a special person iv attached a little something which im sure you could use. Farewell big boy.
 
stonerblue said:
after a quick search i got average rent in Britain at £921 per/month
Childcare is around £800 per month
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After an even quicker search I got Large must have TVs on the drip, fags, online bingo, online casino, online gambling, must have phones for the kids, Ipads, drugs, booze, uninsured cars, etc etc. Hardly necessities but it appears to some, more important than buying food.
 
blue cigar said:
I could be wrong but id wager your the sort of bloke who thinks trump is a good guy?
Just search the internet using the publications i mentioned, not too difficult.
As a special favour for a special person iv attached a little something which im sure you could use. Farewell big boy.
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Christ, what a tool.

Yep, I like Trump, but I also like Corbyn, so who fucking knows.
 
so what are we all thinking? will it go as rumour suggests with May cruising over 400 seats and to a massive majority, with Labour wiped out? Or will this move backfire on May with soft Brexiteers favouring an alternative party, and remainers backing Lib Dems which could hit a few Tory seats? In the same way that there was a silent element of support for the Out campaign which few picked up on, is there a sympathetic block of support for Corbyn who won't voice it because of the press he gets? Perhaps, on polling day, it might not go as smoothly as people suggest? If Labour are to collapse, who will fill the void, especially in seats where UKIP hugely increased their vote in 2015? Will they keep strong (unlikely) and if not, who can realistically win those seats off Labour?

Certainly what's written about May getting a landslide doesn't feel so true in the air. She's not been convincing and this election has got a few people's backs up for sure.
 
malg said:
Christ, what a tool.

Yep, I like Trump, but I also like Corbyn, so who fucking knows.
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Of course you like trump, its a no brainer.
Anyway make sure you vote labour, just ask someone to put the cross in the box for you, just in case.
 
blue cigar said:
Of course you like trump, its a no brainer.
Anyway make sure you vote labour, just ask someone to put the cross in the box for you, just in case.
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I'd say that for this election, anyone voting Labour will need help with the ballot paper.
 
Super David Silva 21 said:
Got a phone call today by a lady asking me questions about the election, then asked me about brexit.
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I got one earlier too - when they mentioned Brexit I asked what was all this about strengthening Mays hand and the response was with a massive majority she will be able to extract more out of the EU. I asked how that would work given we are leaving, the EU know this and the EU side have already set out their parameters for the debate before any GE here so how does that work. I then got the predictable "we need strong and stable government" to which I responded with mock surprise stating I hadn't heard that before but that I still didn't understand how getting a bigger majority strengthened May's hand with the EU - so I said really it strengthens her hand with her own rebels not the EU to which the young lad responded that Corbyn is unelectable so I said with respect you rang me to sell May to me not give me slogans about the opposition and he hung up.

So there you have it - even telephone canvassers are just calling using the woeful May soundbite script and are not authorised to go into detail
 
malg said:
I'd say that for this election, anyone voting Labour will need help with the ballot paper.
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Anybody voting Tory will need help paying the extra taxes levied and the increased NI. You puts your X in a box you takes your choice
 
brass neck said:
He's a true football fan though. Don't you remember? As a true Newcastle United fan he remembers seeing Jackie Millburn play! The goon!
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The major issue being he recalled " sitting on the Gallowgate End watching Wor Jackie". Problem was the Gallowgate End wasn't seated and Bliar would have been only about 3 years old when Milburn left the Toon - and as he was living in Australia at that time in his life the young Bliar had fucking good eyesight.

he later claimed that in an interview he had said it was two quotes melded into one by the press. He was asked when he used to go to St.James park and who was the clubs greatest ever player. Someone he alleged put the two quotes together to come up with the misquoted answer.........took him over 10 years to come up with that excuse....
 
Abbott has just reaffirmed, by obfuscation, that a Labour PM wouldn't use our nuclear deterrent under any circumstances.
Which means, finally, that Jezza's CND affiliations must now hold sway over Labour policy.
So Labour are now confirmed as unilateral disarmament crackpots, a stance that appeals to their middle class student following,
but assures them of electoral suicide, once the Tories pick up on this and start to pick it apart.
Milibands £3 a pop membership is the single reason a once great political force is now becoming a laughing stock.
 
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