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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urban genie said:
She has been compared to him before for her style, she doesn't deal with suprises well acording to some pps in the home office and everything had to be as she planned out exactly.
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was that the infamous day when the Rich Tea biscuits ran out at the Home Office and her PPS could only get Rich Tea Fingers as a substitute. Heard she went fucking apoplectic as she thinks Rich Tea Fingers are the devils work as opposed to the "proper " round ones that are C of E approved
 
urban genie said:
Fucking hell Nuttals now on about interment camps, going full bnp now
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I hope he said or meant internment camps or we are into final solution territory.

Blue Hefner said:
I saw that on Twitter earlier. Sums this up well

I'm a regular viewer of PMQs and she is in her element but Corbyn stuggles - she is clearly not comfortable in this sort of environment I.e not scripted and not all her own way
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Only difference is that at PMQ the Speaker never tells her to answer the bloody question. And she never does. I'm a leader, you're not, yah boo.

RandomJ said:
Difference is you're not in the public eye. The people you negotiate with don't watch you on TV, don't see your signs of weakness so you can walk in and crack on. She is in the public eye, the public and more importantly everyone she will be negotiating with will have been watching that and will be licking their lips in anticipation.
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What about? That assumes the EU wants a messy divorce and to take the house and kids. They'd want as little fuss as possible, just that the UK can't be seen to come out of the EU in a better position than staying in. That will cost us, and if we don't accept it as the price for "control" of our worse-off economy, the outcome will be even worse. May as a weak and wobbly negotiator would probably get us the best deal because we wouldn't play silly beggars.

vonkeynotvenky said:
If that isn't tongue in cheek i'd say you have the vision of a person in a cult or at the very least a sectarian mindset, it can't be healthy being that obsessive and vindictive.
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I get on well with some Tories but only because they agree that their austerity policies are shite.
 
urban genie said:
I am basing it on not just this, it's no secret that she is a control freak that has to micro manage everything, and that she doesn't like to be caught off guard.
She has no idea what is going to be thrown at her in the private negotiation room and will have to think on her feet at times unprepared. her responses to a tv debate which she cannot stage manage like most of her appearances gives a little insight, but not the full story, yet reading about her previous record and what I see, she is poor.
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Not that we are going to agree but on tv she is trying in this case not to lose loads of votes. Whatever she says on there is on record forever(balaclava man knows all about that) , the negotiations are completely different and she won't be part of most of it. It will be a long drawn out affair and red lines will be drawn. She can talk candidly with the other leaders. The question from the women about the NHS funding with regards brexit is a perfect example of this.
 
Jamoid said:
As a working class Englishman there is no way I can vote for the ira sympathier Corbyn
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Here's how political disputes over territory work:

Territory dispute -----> Billions is spent -----> Thousands of people die ------> People decide it isn't worth it and negotiate.

Here's how Corbyn has long proposed it should work:

Territory dispute --------> People decide it isn't worth it and negotiate.

For this he is regularly accused of treason.
 
The perfect fumble said:
Don't bother. We all want our kids to lead better lives than we have led, just let them get on with it.
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As a loyal father who wants what is best for his kids and indeed yours I will ask you to sleep with your conscionse and vote for the party best for our future generations. Vote terrrssa. I think you are secretly wobbling.
 
BJL_City said:
well the baggage that comes with Corbyn is considerable, but the Tories are floundering to a level scarcely believable 2 months ago.
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I don't dispute that mate. I merely point out the utter lunacy of voting for someone who is; an IRA apologist; a fan of Marx and who styles himself on Lenin; who believes in nationalisation of much of the UK including the whole retail banking sector; who would positively encourage busunesses to relocate outside the UK by raising corporation taxes at a time they are reviewing their strategies post-brexit; and who would render our nuclear deterrent completely impotent.

You would need to be insane or a Russian spy in order to vote for that.
 
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