TheRemainsOfTheDave
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Here's a good question. If we are now on fixed term parliaments, does that mean the next GE will possibly be another autumn election?
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General Election - December 12th, 2019
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Len Rum
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Any sign of Jennifer Arcuri?
SWP's back
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Luckily Boris isn’t an extreme right winger, he’s a pragmatist.It has to be. Under Tory governments, without fail, millions of people are left behind.
Poverty, the gap of inequality between rich and poor, crime, drug use, homelessness, mental health issues, violence, domestic violence etc. all increase under Tory governments, no exception to the rule, it always happens... always!
The Tory’s can’t just look after their own any longer. The lower classes of this country deserve better.
They have an opportunity to remain in government indefinitely if they do this right. Labour are finished, they aren’t coming back in 5 or 10 years, that party is done and dusted. A new centre left party may emerge over the decades but Labour won’t get into power again in this country... ONLY if the Conservatives do this right.
They have to look after everyone!
They have to spend on public services, the NHS needs looking after properly, schools have to be invested in, the railways need sorting the fuck out, we cannot continue with Austerity measures anymore, taxes need to be put on the right things, homelessness has to be addressed, working and living wages have to increase, the richest cannot be given tax breaks etc.
There are a hell of a lot of people in this country who have woken up this morning with dread in the pit of heir stomaches at this result. Their lives could be about to get a whole lot worse than they are... unless the Tory’s start to do things properly.
To pinch the phrase from Corbyn, one the few things he had right in his tenure, the future of this country has to be run for the many not the few!
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BLUEMATT23
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Traitorous hahaha.
Corbyn is pro Brexit.
People just believed Tory messaging, in the dominate pro Conservative media, that Labour blocked Brexit...
...when Boris also voted along with some Labour Mps to block Brexit!
Check the results and read into them as why its happened.
That's all that matters
Luckily Boris isn’t an extreme right winger, he’s a pragmatist.
He's a serial liar the likes this country has never seen. The people behind him are extreme right wingers.
What's worrying is that in future elections this populist nationalism and avoiding media scrutiny will now be the norm.
Bluemanc100
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Traitorous hahaha.
Corbyn is pro Brexit.
People just believed Tory messaging, in the dominate pro Conservative media, that Labour blocked Brexit...
...when Boris also voted along with some Labour Mps to block Brexit!
Yet didn't have the balls to say so.......
Check the results and read into them as why its happened.
That's all that matters
Because Torys are experts at getting messages through to people. Labour aren't.
Most of the Labour leadership wanted Brexit but people are convinced they wanted to stop it.
SNP going for independence referendum ............ that didn't take her long did it? Irish have already set up a working party to see how they could do the same.
You wanted your Brexit so bad didn't you? Now it could just be England trying for a trade deal with the EU ..... A severely weakened position.
Yeah your right, England’s economy on its own would be the 8th largest in the world.
Yet didn't have the balls to say so.......
That is true.