The Conservative Party

bluethrunthru said:
This man has zero self awareness and zero self respect ......... its not quirky its scruffy and lazy

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Let’s not forget that the country voted for this turd to be Prime Minister. As fate would have it we got the laziest, most uninterested person during the pandemic. The worst person at the very worst time.

What a mad country this has become.
 
Anyone for national service? Gimmick. Distraction. We are talking about this rather than the important things. You all know what they are.
 
Fred_Quimby said:
Anyone for national service? Gimmick. Distraction. We are talking about this rather than the important things. You all know what they are.
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And when this particular gimmick backfires ( as it seems to be doing judging by the reaction all day today,), the next gimmick will be here shortry, and don’t be surprised if it involves capital punishment.
 
Bodicoteblue said:
And when this particular gimmick backfires ( as it seems to be doing judging by the reaction all day today,), the next gimmick will be here shortry, and don’t be surprised if it involves capital punishment.
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The death penalty can't be far from being part of their offer
 
They have just over a week ........

www.spectator.co.uk

Tories race to find 160 candidates

The decision to call a snap election last Wednesday caught many in Tory and Labour high command by surprise. Both parties are now racing to finalise candidate selections for all 630 seats in Britain by the deadline of Friday 7 June, with Labour much further advanced in this process than the...
www.spectator.co.uk www.spectator.co.uk
 
BrianW said:
Can you imagine the quality of candidates willing to stand for this chaotic shower of losers?

Mr Sid Bonkers.
Mr A. Hilter.
Mr I.M. Obsessive.
Mr R.A. Cyst.
Mr Frankly-Barking.
Lt. Col. Chuffton-Looney (Retired. Boer War Veteran.)
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They’re all already standing for Reform aren’t they? ;)

I didn’t really think it before but this really could be a complete wipe out for the conservatives. They’ve completely lost who they’re even standing for, they seem to think it is the portion of the vote that has already gone to remain anyway.

It’s that bad it feels intentional.
 
meltonblue said:
They’re all already standing for Reform aren’t they? ;)

I didn’t really think it before but this really could be a complete wipe out for the conservatives. They’ve completely lost who they’re even standing for, they seem to think it is the portion of the vote that has already gone to remain anyway.

It’s that bad it feels intentional.
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Agree. It seems like there is minimal interest and those that are interested are all clamouring to shit on the tories. The shit coming at them from both left and right. The only downside is the threat that reform win a material number of seats.

I'd love to see the tories implode and get double digit seats. But on balance there does come a point where I want tories to beat remain. I'm not losing sleep on it but reform and those types of arseholes are a real threat.
 
Gareth Barry Conlon said:
Agree. It seems like there is minimal interest Nd those that are interest are all clamouring t shut on the tories. The shit coming anthem from both left and right. They only downside is the threat that reform win a material number of seats.

I'd love to see the tories implode and get double digit seats. But on balance there does come a point where I want tories to beat remain. I'm nit losing sleep on it but reform and thise types of arseholes are a real threat.
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They’ll never have enough votes to be anything but a small party in parliament though, if at all.
 
Alan Harper's Tash said:
He‘s just randomly challenged Sunak to a TV debate on immigration.
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Honestly, that could be quite big.

Farage is just about the only thing that could split the vote on the right even further.

If Reform get 15% of people to vote for them, then we're not just talking 1997 for the Tories. We could be talking H. H. Asquith 1918 Liberal Party.
 
SkyBlueFlux said:
Honestly, that could be quite big.

Farage is just about the only thing that could split the vote on the right even further.

If Reform get 15% of people to vote for them, then we're not just talking 1997 for the Tories. We could be talking H. H. Asquith 1908 Liberal Party.
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Only if Sunak is mad enough to accept or even acknowledge Farage.

He’s not standing.
 
Alan Harper's Tash said:
Only if Sunak is mad enough to accept or even acknowledge Farage.

He’s not standing.
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I'm not so sure it matters. Sunak 100% won't accept the offer, but this is the first indication we've had that Farage is going to be active in the campaign and not just leave Tice to be the front-man.

If Farage is determined to be a thorn in the side of Sunak, then he can do damage whether he's on a stage with him or not. Loathe him as I do, he's a much bigger pull at the ballot box than Tice.
 
SkyBlueFlux said:
I'm not so sure it matters. Sunak 100% won't accept the offer, but this is the first indication we've had that Farage is going to be active in the campaign and not just leave Tice to be the front-man.

If Farage is determined to be a thorn in the side of Sunak, then he can do damage whether he's on a stage with him or not. Loathe him as I do, he's a much bigger pull at the ballot box than Tice.
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True, but all it will do is split that share of the vote and probably minimise their number of seats to its lowest possible.
 
Alan Harper's Tash said:
True, but all it will do is split that share of the vote and probably minimise their number of seats to its lowest possible.
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Precisely, all of these polls that predict a complete collapse of the Tory vote necessarily have Reform getting between 11-15%. My opinion is that the slaughter might not be quite so severe, because smaller parties tend to be overrepresented in polling so it wouldn't surprise me if Reform only managed about 8%.

So anything that can actually crystallise that higher vote share into reality would be much welcomed. It could be the difference between "bad", and "Lib Dems are now the opposition". We can dream...
 
SkyBlueFlux said:
Precisely, all of these polls that predict a complete collapse of the Tory vote necessarily have Reform getting between 11-15%. My opinion is that the slaughter might not be quite so severe, because smaller parties tend to be overrepresented in polling so it wouldn't surprise me if Reform only managed about 8%.

So anything that can actually crystallise that higher vote share into reality would be much welcomed. It could be the difference between "bad", and "Lib Dems are now the opposition". We can dream...
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It may come to pass. Maybe this is Farage trying to obliterate the Tories, before offering to become their leader for the next election.

Farage does things for himself only.
 
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