General Election - 4th July 2024

[BobKowalski]

Very disturbing how well Reform did. Doesn’t reflect well on those constituencies.

I take it you’ve never been to Boston, Lincs.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Very disturbing how well Reform did. Doesn’t reflect well on those constituencies.

No work.
No education.
No support.

Some **** in a suit speaks well, patronises them and they gullibly follow them. Until the next **** in the suit appears to say he sees them and it's those funny looking cunts with beards who have a secret stash of guns Is coming to wipe them out and only he can save them.

 

[ganganvince]

Out of interest, what happens to an MP when they lose a seat - do they still get paid ?

Details of eligibility for loss of office payments for MPs who chose to step down at an election | IPSA

IPSA regulates and administers MPs business expenses and staffing costs. We also decide the pay and pensions the UK's elected MPs and their staff.

www.theipsa.org.uk

 

[mosssideblue]

Does anyone truly believe things will be significantly different under Starmer? Genuine question, not trolling or looking for a fight.

I'm not talking about migrants to Rwanda or headline shit, I'm talking about day to day living, NHS queues, ability to get a dentist/doctors appointment, cost of living etc

Yes, but patience will be needed

 

[Quad]

Very disturbing how well Reform did. Doesn’t reflect well on those constituencies.

Reform got more votes than Lib Dem, why doesn’t it reflect well that British working class people feel let down

 

[GornikDaze]

When am I getting abolished?View attachment 124405

“Keir - bury that twat Forage or you’ll be floating down the Thames!!”

 

[BlueHammer85]

Very disturbing how well Reform did. Doesn’t reflect well on those constituencies.

I kind of get that for many many Tories they simply can and never will bring themselves to vote Labour or any other left leaning party, they know the Tories have been a shambles so they felt politically homeless... the only way for many of them was to go even further to the right with Farage.

 

[Quad]

Galloway's goons acting like cunts.

I'm truly shocked...

Does it really shock you , women not treated as equals treated second class citizens

 

[Eccles Blue]

Does anyone truly believe things will be significantly different under Starmer? Genuine question, not trolling or looking for a fight.

I'm not talking about migrants to Rwanda or headline shit, I'm talking about day to day living, NHS queues, ability to get a dentist/doctors appointment, cost of living etc

It won’t happen overnight but I think it will take a little while. As the saying goes ‘Rome wasn’t built in a day.’

 

[TinFoilHat]

Does it really shock you , women not treated as equals treated second class citizens

I'm taking the piss. I've met Galloway and he's a left wing Farage more concerned with his ego and taking advantage of gullible men to do his bidding which includes belittling anyone that challenges him. Be it verbally or physically.

 

[i kne albert davy]

No work.
No education.
No support.

Some **** in a suit speaks well, patronises them and they gullibly follow them. Until the next **** in the suit appears to say he sees them and it's those funny looking cunts with beards who have a secret stash of guns Is coming to wipe them out and only he can save them.

Galloways renta mob got suits now then.

 

[inchy14]

Very disturbing how well Reform did. Doesn’t reflect well on those constituencies.

Nope not at all nor in other areas where they took large portions of the vote too. My view is the bbc gave Farage too big a platform and he was able to win voters over by just talking bollocks, the Greens have the same number of seats yet probably had a quarter of the air time Reform got.

Need to be equal going forward imo.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Galloways renta mob got suits now then.

Probably whatever is the far left equivalent of stone island jackets

 

[inchy14]

Reform got more votes than Lib Dem, why doesn’t it reflect well that British working class people feel let down

Please tell what Reform would actually do for the working class people of this country.

 

[Eccles Blue]

I’m really getting old now!!! I’m emotional as Keir Starmer arrives in Downing Street.

Please don’t let us down Keir. Our country needs stability and courage and dignity again.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Starmer doing a Blair tribute act of shaking hands of specially selected members before waking into Downing Street.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Please tell what Reform would actually do for the working class people of this country.

Shoot them for being workshy?

 

[jimharri]

1 in 3 voted for Labour, apparently. Not sure how much of a ringing endorsement that is, to be honest. It's more the less than 1 in 4 who voted Conservative being a kick in the arse for them. It strikes me more as a "get the Tories out" vote, rather than "Get Labour in". And as Labour were the only realistic/viable opposition (Lib Dems? Reform? Seriously?), they sleepwalked into Number 10. Labour have a big job on now, trying to convince the majority who didn't vote for them that they are the best party to govern. I hope they succeed, for everybody's sake.

 

[Elbow beards]

Well thank fuck that bunch of cowboys are out.

 

[SkyBlueFlux]

Does anyone truly believe things will be significantly different under Starmer? Genuine question, not trolling or looking for a fight.

I'm not talking about migrants to Rwanda or headline shit, I'm talking about day to day living, NHS queues, ability to get a dentist/doctors appointment, cost of living etc

As others have said the structural stuff will take time.

But I think nearly immediately we will see a change in the tone and presentation of politics. I think the psychodrama of nasty Tory politics will vanish and give way to… well hopefully a lot of nothing.