The Hung Like a Donkey General Election December 2019 Thread

[Davkaus]

Just now, Genie said:

It can’t be this wrong, suggestions are it’s going to be worse than that prediction 

Yeah I know, it's not going to happen. Nobody would stand down until the numbers are certain though.

JC won't resign though.  

[Ingram85]

4 minutes ago, MCU said:

That’s not the Tories fault though is it.

Amazing. Absolutely **** clueless. Donald, is that you?

[Vive_La_Villa]

At least the pound has strengthened....

[Dr_Pangloss]

Corbyn is not only the worst leader in Labour's history, he's one of the worst leaders of any party in British political history.

Edited December 12, 2019 by Dr_Pangloss

[Genie]

So, will the EU do a better deal now they know BJ doesn’t need to sell it in Westminster?

 

(clutching at straws I know)

[snowychap]

8 minutes ago, MCU said:

Kill them selves?

Yes. People have committed suicide as a result of the issues surrounding benefits.

[penguin]

About the reaction I expected here. No wonder it’s such an echo chamber, much like social media as a whole.

[MCU]

1 minute ago, StefanAVFC said:

**** hell. They've been in power for the last 9 years. Who else's fault was it?

Not entirely the Tories.

Look, I would have voted Labour but JC got silly with his policies, he failed to remove those clowns Abbott and McDonnell and it felt just like he was doing and offering anything to win voters.

The bloke needs to resign now, he’s had a mare.

[villakram]

 

[StefanAVFC]

Just now, MCU said:

Not entirely the Tories.

Who else then?

[AshVilla]

Boris played a blinder.

I can smell his oven ready brexit deal from here.

 

[MCU]

Just now, StefanAVFC said:

Who else then?

The individual. 

[Davkaus]

Just now, AshVilla said:

Boris played a blinder.

I can smell his oven ready brexit deal from here.

 

Was he just putting it in the fridge so it's still fresh?

[Awol]

Just now, snowychap said:

Nope, you'll have to explain that one.

I'm reading that as you support his aims and that he needs not to go too fast in case the (relatively) decentish wing of the Tories may re-emerge.

Hope I've got that wrong.

Yes, you’ve got it wrong - or rather I haven’t explained it well. 

I’ve followed Cummings’ writings since the referendum, he wants to end the Tory party of bankers, Bullingdon and disdain for the poor. He wants to take them back to the approach of Disraeli, if Johnson gets on board with it. 
 

Like I said, we’ll see, but with a solid majority Johnson will have the latitude to do it. 

[Ingram85]

Just now, MCU said:

The individual. 

Wow. 

[NurembergVillan]

Just now, AshVilla said:

Boris played a blinder.

I can smell his oven ready brexit deal from here.

 

That'll be the chlorine.

[LakotaDakota]

1 minute ago, Genie said:

So, will the EU do a better deal now they know BJ doesn’t need to sell it in Westminster?

 

(clutching at straws I know)

Priti saying that such a huge majority could actually help a closer future relationship as they would be able to ignore some of the more hard Brexit members

[hippo]

2 minutes ago, Brumstopdogs said:

I will be surprised if the actual result is as big a majority as that. Personally (based on nothing but complete BS) that the majority will be closer to 30-40.

I wouldn't - think of 2017 as a one off - this is the expected result.

[StefanAVFC]

Just now, MCU said:

The individual. 

Wtf are you on about?

If a benefit claimant, who can't work due to his disability, is forced to work by the Tories, it's his fault?

That is disgusting.

[Genie]

2 minutes ago, LakotaDakota said:

Priti saying that such a huge majority could actually help a closer future relationship as they would be able to ignore some of the more hard Brexit members

I hope so. I work in UK automotive industry. Hard Brexit will kill it (not in a good way)

Edited December 12, 2019 by Genie