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blueinsa
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Are they too busy, or something?
Filmed 10 mins from me lol.
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BobKowalski
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Come to mama...
UK: 90% counted.
Remain parties: 40.4%
Hard Brexit parties: 34.9%
Conservatives/Labour: 23.2%
#EP2019 #Brexit #EuropeanElections2019 #EUelections2019
UK: 90% counted.
Remain parties: 40.4%
Hard Brexit parties: 34.9%
Conservatives/Labour: 23.2%
#EP2019 #Brexit #EuropeanElections2019 #EUelections2019
bluethrunthru
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Simple facts are people have voted for Brexit which if its a No Deal has no politician who is prepared to define what that is though nobody is now even suggesting as of 1/11/2019 that means an economic improvement for British Industry or the UK population ( we are told its survivable ) and about the same number of people have voted for that not to happen.
As someone who wants not to leave I want it to happen so that those who suffer the most from the consequences truly understand how they were duped. That will end up with charlatans like JRM and Boris - amongst many - not to enable to thrive in future.
As someone who wants not to leave I want it to happen so that those who suffer the most from the consequences truly understand how they were duped. That will end up with charlatans like JRM and Boris - amongst many - not to enable to thrive in future.
They've grown, yes, but that was to be expected as they hoovered up the Labour vote.
The BP has taken seats from Labour, Conservatives and all of UKIP. The Greens are the only other surprise, with 4 seats more, and the biggest disaster has been for Labour rather than the Conservatives, which is the other shock.
The issue on which is higher, leave/remain really does appear to focus on those who voted for those 10 labour seats; were they remain MEP's or not?
The electorate won’t know so it’s tough to really tell.
Alan Harper's Tash
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So 32% of the vote in a protest vote means what?
I reckon Westminster are laughing their ****s off.
Labour switch to remain, Boris gets in, can't implement Brexit and loses the next GE.
Good times
I reckon Westminster are laughing their ****s off.
Labour switch to remain, Boris gets in, can't implement Brexit and loses the next GE.
Good times
west didsblue
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Of total votes cast so far:
LD+CUK+Green+SNP+PC>TBP+UKIP
Total unequivocal Remain vote = 40.4%
Total unequivocal Leave vote = 34.9%
It’s a bigger unequivocal Remain margin than I thought would happen TBH.
Unfortunately it all proves nothing as both sides will interpret the Lab+Con votes to suit their own arguments.
LD+CUK+Green+SNP+PC>TBP+UKIP
Total unequivocal Remain vote = 40.4%
Total unequivocal Leave vote = 34.9%
It’s a bigger unequivocal Remain margin than I thought would happen TBH.
Unfortunately it all proves nothing as both sides will interpret the Lab+Con votes to suit their own arguments.
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blueinsa
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Come to mama...
UK: 90% counted.
Remain parties: 40.4%
Hard Brexit parties: 34.9%
Conservatives/Labour: 23.2%
#EP2019 #Brexit #EuropeanElections2019 #EUelections2019
RAWK approves ;-)
bluethrunthru
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Come to mama...
UK: 90% counted.
Remain parties: 40.4%
Hard Brexit parties: 34.9%
Conservatives/Labour: 23.2%
#EP2019 #Brexit #EuropeanElections2019 #EUelections2019
Yeah but this is undemocratic - the electorate voted Leave 52/48 - respect the democratic will man....
BobKowalski
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RAWK approves ;-)
A very Remain city Liverpool. The figures are the figures. Count them.