General Election - December 12th, 2019

[Ban-jani]

Yes you can manipulate data, I do not disagree. So here goes - when you take the referendum results based on Parliamentary Constituencies then the result comes out at 63% Leave and 37% Remain.

As we always form our Government from these Constituencies then we should also do Brexit along the same lines, do you agree? Of course you don't and that is fine as fortunately we live in a Democracy where we can all have our different opinions.

I will tell you one thing though when the Lib-Dem representatives come knocking on my door they will get it with both barrels, as I suspect they do not have the information to hand that I do. They have only jumped on the remain bandwagon as they see it as their best way to increase the Party's Westminster numbers.

No I don’t agree and it’s 2019, not 2016.

Leave supporters like yourself think that referendum has been the only worthy vote in the history of British democracy and that is what the population thinks right now. Things drastically change in politics all the time.

I’m sure you do have lots of information and more so than those who campaign for political parties. But a piece of advice here, maybe work out what constitutes a region before bragging on here about your knowledge.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

Gove has just appeared on BBC tv , for once he was not half pissed or coked up and managed to come out with more B.S. In 3 minutes than a full herd on laxatives . It's getting more obvious by the day that the reality is dawning on the Tories that they are basically " Donald ducked " with support disappearing down the drain at breakneck speed ....happy days !!

 

[SWP's back]

Picking a party for this election is as joyful to me as picking my own poison.

 

[Gray]

No I don’t agree and it’s 2019, not 2016.

Leave supporters like yourself think that referendum has been the only worthy vote in the history of British democracy and that is what the population thinks right now. Things drastically change in politics all the time.

I’m sure you do have lots of information and more so than those who campaign for political parties. But a piece of advice here, maybe work out what constitutes a region before bragging on here about your knowledge.

Have a nice day.

 

[inbetween]

Yes you can manipulate data, I do not disagree. So here goes - when you take the referendum results based on Parliamentary Constituencies then the result comes out at 63% Leave and 37% Remain.

As we always form our Government from these Constituencies then we should also do Brexit along the same lines, do you agree? Of course you don't and that is fine as fortunately we live in a Democracy where we can all have our different opinions.

I will tell you one thing though when the Lib-Dem representatives come knocking on my door they will get it with both barrels, as I suspect they do not have the information to hand that I do. They have only jumped on the remain bandwagon as they see it as their best way to increase the Party's Westminster numbers.

Swinson wants to be on the TV debates but what is she going to chat about when they aren't talking about Brexit?

Corbyn: "There is tons of poverty"
Swinson: "Brexit will make it worse"
Boris: "We are going to have more police"
Swinson: "Brexit will make it worse"

You can sort of see why they aren't really interested in having her on. Stick Sturgeon on and quite literally it will be a roundabout of repeating the same thing.

 

[Saddleworth2]

There are a few of us that have voted Labour in the past and now see the present version for what they are. They used to be a pretty broad based party rather than this cabal of left wing nut jobs.

Ain’t that the sad truth.

 

[Saddleworth2]

There's a few hard right MPs for sure but most are not. Not that I regard wanting to see accelerated growth in GDP, public services and prosperity, brought about by less government interference, lower taxes and a more pro business agenda, as being particularly "nutty".

Did liar Johnson promise you that? I think the reality may be just a little different.

 

[Saddleworth2]

PMSL at this clueless bellend

https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/present...-obrien-fact-checks-claims-from-nigel-farage/

It is sad rather than funny. James has a precession of them on a daily basis and very very few will actually admit they were wrong about anything. It really demonstrates how deeply entrenched the lies are. The fact that Facebook is refusing to fact check any political advertising means that we will just get a continuation of the last four years.

 

[urban genie]

Hoyle is probably closer to corbyns ideology than Blair's ? He voted against Blair many times in parliament .

Hiyle, from what I have when deputising is equally fair or scathing of either side.

All about proper parliamentry procedure, I wouldn't be suprised to see him in the old correct speakers garb (minus the wig)

 

[bronco]

I'm not really interested in that, he is a nice bloke and I've met him once when he came to visit my old company. He is the kind of person you could vote for regardless of where he stands on the spectrum.corbyn is a lovely bloke who I have also met , his constituents speak extremely well of him . Strange really with him being a terrorist loving , kitten strangling left wing nut job !!

He has done good things for Chorley and represents the town well, Chorley does well and there are rich areas so you'd expect it to be Tory but it isn't.

My current constituency is split by a town of Labour voters and a richer Tory voting area. In comparison you can tell where our Tory MP spends most of her time and I've never seen her doing anything to be honest.