General Election June 8th

Who will you vote for at the General Election?

  • Conservatives

    Votes: 189 28.8%
  • Labour

    Votes: 366 55.8%
  • Liberal Democrats

    Votes: 37 5.6%
  • SNP

    Votes: 8 1.2%
  • UKIP

    Votes: 23 3.5%
  • Other

    Votes: 33 5.0%

  • Total voters
    656
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Heart wrenching if you live in the real world, ie britain, not so if you are an ignorant tory boy who thinks everyone should be able to pay their own way and there is no poverty, no food banks and we are all realky really well paid. You continually demonstrate all that is wrong with this country and i would guess you voted leave to keep them foreigners out and you probably play golf and like to post puctures of young boys? Go on, how many have i got out of 3?

One step at a time bamber have you worked it out yet? If yes we can proceed
 
Anyway - some good news for the diehards - it will hopefully cause a pause in all their gratuitous deflecting that seems to have been their refuge tonight.

Polls showing some much needed positive news:

"British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party held a 20 point lead over the opposition Labour Party, down a couple of points since last week but still a "largely impregnable" advantage, pollster ICM said on Monday.

The Conservatives' share of voters fell a point to 48 percent, while Labour's increased a point to 28 percent, according to the poll commissioned by the Guardian newspaper."

So with just over 3 weeks to go improvement to being only 20 points behind

I am sure that the usual suspects on here can spin that to be clear signs of 'huge momentum' now being with Labour
 
Thats all 3 then....goodnight ron.

A very strange fellow indeed won't answer questions but expects others to answers his. And then the final childish insult before running off. There is no way round it but people of such moral cowardice and low intellect shouldn't really have a vote. But that's democracy I suppose. Fortunately like a lot of people his cross on the ballot paper wil be meaningless.
 
Anyway - some good news for the diehards - it will hopefully cause a pause in all their gratuitous deflecting that seems to have been their refuge tonight.

Polls showing some much needed positive news:

"British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party held a 20 point lead over the opposition Labour Party, down a couple of points since last week but still a "largely impregnable" advantage, pollster ICM said on Monday.

The Conservatives' share of voters fell a point to 48 percent, while Labour's increased a point to 28 percent, according to the poll commissioned by the Guardian newspaper."

So with just over 3 weeks to go improvement to being only 20 points behind

I am sure that the usual suspects on here can spin that to be clear signs of 'huge momentum' now being with Labour


I have always found polls pretty pointless to a point. There is no reason asking people in Liverpool or Kensington. Middle England in those marginals would give us a better idea. The Tories will win only the majority is up for debate.
 
I have always found polls pretty pointless to a point. There is no reason asking people in Liverpool or Kensington. Middle England in those marginals would give us a better idea. The Tories will win only the majority is up for debate.
I was trying to cheer the dynamic duo up - I thought that they may take a break from the silly loop they seemed to be trapped in

I think it was the day the election was announced that I predicted a 110 seat majority.

Recent - more analytical data - suggests that I was understating things. Figures published tonight come from a range of sources:

146 majority - Betting Markets

130 majority - Complex models

138 majority - Simple models

110 majority - Volunteered

leading to an average of a 132 seat majority

As I say - I was trying to spread a bit of cheer for them

https://electionsetc.com/2017/05/12/first-combined-forecast-for-the-2017-general-election/
 
I was trying to cheer the dynamic duo up - I thought that they may take a break from the silly loop they seemed to be trapped in

I think it was the day the election was announced that I predicted a 110 seat majority.

Recent - more analytical data - suggests that I was understating things. Figures published tonight come from a range of sources:

146 majority - Betting Markets

130 majority - Complex models

138 majority - Simple models

110 majority - Volunteered

leading to an average of a 132 seat majority

As I say - I was trying to spread a bit of cheer for them

https://electionsetc.com/2017/05/12/first-combined-forecast-for-the-2017-general-election/


Like the brexit thread a defeat will not be the end of it, whatever majority the Tories get the deluded duo will claim they should have got more so have in reality failed and the electorate are thick and were duped by the right wing media especially the BBC.
 
fumble - help me out please

There have been quite a few pages posted today - which one has your acceptance that I was right about the implications of this new poll that identifies that the diehard Remainers are now reduced to 22%?

Did you go as far as actually apologising for jumping in and implying that I was not telling the truth?

I have only had a quick look but could not see your post and I am sure that you would have taken time out to admit when you are so clearly caught out being wrong - you would not want people thinking that all you do is deflect.

Oh - and any progress on answering that negotiation question yet? you know the one that was the opportunity for you to demonstrate that you can actually post substance

What are you on about?
 
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