Not necessarily in FPTP. But it's not a straight scrap. It's Tories against every party bar the BXP who could well end up sabotaging them.More than 22% does
But not BXP in Labour leave areas though... hmmmNot necessarily in FPTP. But it's not a straight scrap. It's Tories against every party bar the BXP who could well end up sabotaging them.
Do you think it’s time to shit or get off the pot yet, mate?
You’ve moved on from wanting every single MP tried for treason, so I guess that’s progress of sorts. Still a bit hyperbolic to call MPs “traitors” for not kowtowing to Johnson’s arbitrary deadline and demanding proper scrutiny for a bill of this magnitude though. That’s Parliamentary sovereignty in action.
Think Labour will probably struggle in an election, but not convinced the Tories will romp it either. Another hung Parliament and more deadlock wouldn’t be a huge surprise.
At this stage the Tories have lost Scotland and NI, the nationalist community will never vote for them in either country and they're fucking over the unionist communities. They've fucked themselves in Wales too by not going cross party. They're probably going to get cleaned out of London by the Lib Dems and Labour too. They need to be pretty sure they can take a couple of very Tory hostile northern cities to be sure of a majority and they'll be fighting Farage and Labour for those.
For BXP in Labour areas see Lib Dems in Tory remain seats, there's quite a few. Also add in that they're likely to be up against likely 87/90 (or so) seats in NI and Scotland, not much better in Wales. Not a good start.But not BXP in Labour leave areas though... hmmm
The Tories will win by 50-75 seats.
Labour will be absolutely anhiliated all over the north and the south outside London.
Lib Dems will gain seats because they're coming from a very low base and remain labour votes may go to them .
The Scots will win indyref2 , as is their right, and we will have decades of Tory govt in England .
And all because Corbyn and McDonnell decided to throw their lot in with the boardroom and gangster CEO class whilst spitting on the cleaners and shop floor workers. But he'll likely get a lordship from it so I doubt the lying twat will be even slightly arsed.
I can see them losing quite a few between Labour and Lib Dem.I'm not sure they'll lose that many in London, quite a few of 'London' seats are very leafy. Some are definitely at risk though, and Uxbridge will be interesting.
A majority of 4?Mark my words Cons will win it by a margin like tonight's game.
Of course they could have fucked over their core vote in the major urban areas which were nearly all remain, bright idea.And all because Corbyn and McDonnell decided to throw their lot in with the boardroom and gangster CEO class whilst spitting on the cleaners and shop floor workers
We have to stop agreeing with each other.
labour and remain have spectacularly got the mood wrong in Labour leave areas.
Boris Johnson likes this post.A majority of 4?
If it helps us both I could call you a ****?
First hangable offence would do me. You should throw her execution into the negotiations.
We can throw in Bono and Geldof if that helps?Ooh, bribing the electorate! Double with Rees-Mogg, and it's a certainty.
Johnson's best bet would be to extend the debate and bet on no major amendments being passed ( which is not an unreasonable assumption - customs union and second ref won't pass) and then with maybe some minor amendments ( like parliamentary approval to extend transition etc etc) call the ERG's bluff.Of course I do.
Revoke tonight would have been better than yet another fudge which solves nothing.
We either leave with the deal on offer or we revoke.
Of course they could have fucked over their core vote in the major urban areas which were nearly all remain, bright idea.
The problem with Uxbridge is fourfold. Firstly, there’s very few Libdem votes to permeate to Labour; secondly, the Labour candidate doesn’t look very inspiring to me; thirdly, sitting PMs tend to increase their majorities irrespective of how their government is seen to be performing - people like having the PM as their MP; fourthly, it doesn’t strike me as an especially Remainer leaning constituency within the context of others that fall within the M25.I'm not sure they'll lose that many in London, quite a few of 'London' seats are very leafy. Some are definitely at risk though, and Uxbridge will be interesting.
I can see them losing quite a few between Labour and Lib Dem.