General Election - December 12th, 2019

[blueinsa]

Richard Burgon is another weapon.

Biggest of the lot.

As the night went on last night i started to play with cards like they did in the Iraq war and that **** was my King of Clubs.

Sadly he never got played but plenty of others did ;-)

 

[joe123]

Biggest of the lot.

As the night went on last night i started to play with cards like they did in the Iraq war and that **** was my King of Clubs.

Sadly he never got played but plenty of others did ;-)

that's not weird and creepy at all.

 

[The perfect fumble]

Where's my pen?

 

[blueinsa]

that's not weird and creepy at all.

Lots of fun at 4 in the morning.

My aces where Grieve, Soubry, Chuka and Swinson.

Easy game!

 

[Cheesy]

So we should hide the truth because it won't make us popular?

Sorry, but what are you on about?

Until the left actually takes a good long hard look at itself and realises that it's policies don't appeal to the British public rather than blaming everything except themselves then there's no chance of a left leaning Goverent in this country.

You & your ilk seem utterly unable to have even any hint of self-reflection.

 

[blueinsa]

Where's my pen?

Would last until the point they got told they would have to fund their own welfare state.

 

[The perfect fumble]

Carry on and we won't see a Labour government for a generation.

Is that the one where Sid James plays The Rumpo Kid?

 

[Chris in London]

For the election I think you will find that Tory Remain votes went to the Lib Dems and Labour Leave votes went to the Tory party. Not many votes went from Labour to the Lib Dems.
Indeed not many Labour voters werr prepared to vote Lib Dem. If they had, places like Hazel Hrove, Cheadle and Southport would have gone Lib Dem.

What’s interesting is that if you took the BXP votes in the 50 or so seats that went from Lab to Con, and added them all to the labour vote in each case, Johnson would still have got a comfortable majority. Johnson won a handful of seats south of Birmingham - nowhere near enough to form a government without taking all those labour heartland seats. In the south, for every gain they made in places like Swindon they lost somewhere else like Putney and St Albans.

This election was won/lost by traditional northern labour voters from communities that were smashed and forgotten in the 1980s voting Tory.

Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[hilts]

People wanted Brexit overturning for one

You and your pal Didsbury "think of my children" Dave were adamant the mood had changed

Edited for accuracy

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Don't suppose he got round to the story of his role in our excursion to Iraq in 2003? - Thought not.

He did actually.
Said apart from Iraq where they deserved criticism, all the good they did was airbrushed out by the Tory side of the media.
I'm paraphrasing.