gordondaviesmoustache
Well-Known Member
A **** monkey.Primate of All England? Or just Little Ehgland?
A **** monkey.Primate of All England? Or just Little Ehgland?
given that the removal of the whip put them in negative territory "a fair amount" isn't enough.
To stand still, which isn’t enough.Not by itself. You'd think they might lose half a dozen in London, ten in Scotland, maybe half a dozen of the 21, plus the DUP. So they need about 30-35 new wins.
Sack the lot of them
Absolutely disgraceful
Not by itself. You'd think they might lose half a dozen in London, ten in Scotland, maybe half a dozen of the 21, plus the DUP. So they need about 30-35 new wins.
To stand still, which isn’t enough.
They need all of them back, without losing any seats in London, plus 10 MPs from somewhere to replace the DUP, plus however many marginal seats the Lib Dems and BXP cost them in England and Wales, plus the 10 out of 13 seats they'll probably lose in Scotland. That's if this Sinn Fein/SDLP pact in Northern Ireland doesn't come to anything because if it does, there's another 7 seats to deal with on the opposition benches.Many of them won't stand though, so the Conservatives will quite likely get a fair amount back.
Oh piece of piss then..................Mayday will run the campaign and its in the bag.........
It will represent a landslide in one sense, as there will be a huge level of churn of seats, at unprecedented levels imo, but the net position will be roughly the same imo. Johnson might get a very small majority, but most likely it will be a hung parliament again.But someone assured us earlier that it would be a landslide? He seemed so certain too...
I see both Labour and the Tories losing seats from their current numbers tbh. SNP, Lib Dems and BXP all gaining.It will represent a landslide in one sense, as there will be a huge level of churn of seats, at unprecedented levels imo, but the net position will be roughly the same imo. Johnson might get a very small majority, but most likely it will be a hung parliament again.
It will represent a landslide in one sense, as there will be a huge level of churn of seats, at unprecedented levels imo, but the net position will be roughly the same imo. Johnson might get a very small majority, but most likely it will be a hung parliament again.
That was Rayleigh and Wickford.Correct. Hillingdon, Uxbridge, Ruislip, ickenham - all places where folk would quite literally vote for a monkey in a blue suit.
Can’t see the BXP getting more than a small handful but they’ll be useful for helping Labour in northern constituencies and Lib Dems in Southern ones by attracting the gammon vote away from the Tories.I see both Labour and the Tories losing seats from their current numbers tbh. SNP, Lib Dems and BXP all gaining.
Yeah they'll end up with 3 or 4 seats, but they could get that with the same vote share as the SNP who could have as many as 55.Can’t see the BXP getting more than a small handful but they’ll be useful for helping Labour in northern constituencies and Lib Dems in Southern ones by attracting the gammon vote away from the Tories.
80%? PffffftI thought much the same, net change won't be much. A purge of notable names and some odd results here and there.
I shall watch from my 80% Labour constituency.
I always find it incredible how the Tories have so thoroughly fucked themselves in Leeds, Birmingham, Liverpool and London when they at one stage had a decent presence in each. Although the Liverpool presence was more down to sectarianism than anything else tbf.
If the Brexit party can't win a by election in Peterborough I struggle to see them winning in the labour heartlands. Never underestimate the labour ground campaign (and the dodgy postal voting).We have to stop agreeing with each other.
labour and remain have spectacularly got the mood wrong in Labour leave areas.