General Election - December 12th, 2019

[blueparrot]

To be honest a lot of professional people are aren't they? This will be a Tory landslide my joking protest vote for Labout wont make an iota of difference to that and your anecdotal evidence doesn't make a jot of difference to the point the other poster was making bud because it isn't the norm.

I was an engineer too, worked in a group of 6 of us, only one was a tory voter, I ‘m self employed now and still don’t vote conservative.

 

[The blue phantom]

I cannot be arsed to try and analyse that poll - and certainly not go and have a look see - but……..

Is that Poll not a bit strange - I would have thought most scumcafe posters would live all over the country and not in a left-leaning Manchester

You mean like a hell of a lot of posters off here do too. Fuckinhell do you have to find a fault with everything just because a redcaf poll has 10% votes for the Torys.

Unbelievable.

 

[SiMCFC]

Well done taking a vote off the Tories.

They don't get Tory votes so it makes no difference, I live 5 minutes from a Uni and the best local candidate is a Green that gets no votes either.

 

[bobmcfc]

The choice was Tory or LibDem in my area Bob, Labour never have got close.

Who did you go for then

 

[George Hannah]

3 days on and George is still in the rabbit hole....might get a better kip there tonight what with all them reds under his bed

I'm locking my burrow if Jezzer gets in, you'd better find your own for when your hutch gets appropriated and auctioned to pay for Venezuelan reparations.

 

[bobmcfc]

His twitter’s on fire tonight

 

[Cheesy]

I just hope the next election is a fight for the centre.

it’s gone bonkers

Absolutely.

I'm very much in the centre, slightly right on economic policy and slightly left on social policy. In this election I've gone with the Tories as they haven't moved as far right as Labour have left. Next time round I'd gladly vote Labour if they move back to the centre.

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Absolutely.

I'm very much in the centre, slightly right on economic policy and slightly left on social policy. In this election I've gone with the Tories as they haven't moved as far right as Labour have left. Next time round I'd gladly vote Labour if they move back to the centre.

me too, and I really hope I can next time. With gusto.

 

[blueinsa]

Absolutely.

I'm very much in the centre, slightly right on economic policy and slightly left on social policy. In this election I've gone with the Tories as they haven't moved as far right as Labour have left. Next time round I'd gladly vote Labour if they move back to the centre.

Perfectly put.

 

[Len Rum]

Pray I wake up tomorrow and see Boris punching the air with delight, doesn't bear thinking about Corbyn doing the same thing.

To repeat -Labour has no chance of forming a majority by itself, only the Tories can do that ( main reason being the loss of Scotland from Labour to SNP in 2015).
So Jezz is unlikely to be 'punching the air'.
The best Labour can hope for is to be able to form some short term minority coalition with as big a 'combined majority' as possible over the Tories, and even that would be difficult given the differences between the opposition parties.