General Election - December 12th, 2019

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

None of them.

BXP are banging on about "a clean break", Lib Dems don't want it at all, neither do the Greens.
Can't vote for Labour whilst they continue to ignore their issues with antisemitism, and won't vote Tory.

Ideally, i'd want a centrist policy party coming forward, one that supports the UK leaving the EU.

Interesting. Thought you would plump for Labour as they seem most likely to offer an EFTA deal

 

[George Hannah]

Rumours abounding that Johnson and Farage have done a deal on the QT for the Brexit party to stand only in Labour seats with a high % of leave voters.
This would make sense as the Brexit party and Farage have been very quiet in recent days when you would have expected them to be all over the Tories for not getting us out on 31st October.
In fact I'm sure a deal has been brokered by the ERG ( on Johnson's behalf) and Farage to make sure the Tory vote isn't eaten into by the Brexit party.
The Tories then win the GE.
We then leave on the current WAB.
The ERG and Farage are then banking on us crashing out at the end of 2020.
Johnson however wants a deal or extension of transition phase. No deal is too risky and too much hard work for him.
Neither side trust each other but are happy to go along with this pact for now and take their chances later on.
This is what Brexit has done to this country.
PS Would also explain why Johnson pulled the WAB. Second ref and customs union amendments would not have passed but the one about parliament having a say in extending the transition would have exposed an internal tory rift with the ERG.

The bleak consequences of an unelectable opposition are beginning to be understood by their erstwhile cheerleaders.

 

[Metal Biker]

Interesting. Thought you would plump for Labour as they seem most likely to offer an EFTA deal

Not with Corbyn, McDonnell, Thornberry, Cooper, Abbott et al, at the helm.

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Not with Corbyn, McDonnell, Thornberry, Cooper, Abbott et al, at the helm.

Depends what deal they negotiate I suppose. It would be a softer brexit than Johnson's I imagine

 

[bluethrunthru]

Really? You should know by now that there’s a world outside your window, and it’s a world of dread.

AND fear.




Just sayin

tonight thank god its them instead of you?

 

[Metal Biker]

Depends what deal they negotiate I suppose. It would be a softer brexit than Johnson's I imagine

Then you see the bind i'm in, as are all those who'd vote Labour and to leave the EU.

Labour could deliver the brexit we'd want if they were in power.... but they (the people I mentioned) would be in power.

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Then you see the bind i'm in, as are all those who'd vote Labour and to leave the EU.

Labour could deliver the brexit we'd want if they were in power.... but they (the people I mentioned) would be in power.

Like James O'Brien said the other day, many are politically homeless right now.

 

[Ric]

tonight thank god its them instead of you?

“The clanging chimes of doom...”

 

[lancs blue]

None of them.

BXP are banging on about "a clean break", Lib Dems don't want it at all, neither do the Greens.
Can't vote for Labour whilst they continue to ignore their issues with antisemitism, and won't vote Tory.

Ideally, i'd want a centrist policy party coming forward, one that supports the UK leaving the EU.

Surely any centrist party will almost inevitably be pro-EU/Remain, it's the more extreme elements of the political left and right that tend to be predominantly pro-Brexit.

 

[bluethrunthru]

“The clanging chimes of doom...”

you can get some cream if you suffer from clanging chimes you know.............