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Originally posted by chopper View PostThe Tories going into coalition with the DUP will make the Conservatives unelectable at the next election, whenever that is. And you can be sure May wont be at the helm whenever it happens.
The whole Tory mantra of 'Vote Labour, Get SNP' - well, I'd rather the SNP to be honest, and they've created their own 'Vote Tory, get DUP' slogan. May has actually managed to create THE definition of 'coalition of chaos'.
Mayhem is being utterly foolish staying on. Despite the fact that at any other time, a 42.4% share of the vote is extremely credible, she matched Thatcher in 1983...
She didn't overestimate her own support, she got the lower end of the poll predictions. What she underestimated was how that support would be distributed (big constituency majorities are a waste of effort) and the polls never got close to predicting Corbyn's share of the vote.
However, the whole premise was to increase her majority (fail), strengthen her hand in Brexit (fail - look how she's handling the DUP), and create strong and stable government (fail) and for that reason she must go. Killing off UKIP, Lib Dems and weakening the SNP has kinda backfired.
The momentum behind Corbyn was something I've never seen in the UK.Comment
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostThe momentum behind Corbyn was something I've never seen in the UK.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWhat about 1997?Comment
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostI think it's the speed of the swell. Like bacteria growth, exponential.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWhat about 1997?
In 1997 people were fed up of the Tories.
This election people were just fed up of elections because the elite wanted the British people to do their bidding."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostI predicted she'd get 315 seats.
The momentum behind Corbyn was something I've never seen in the UK.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjTyFeAslpE"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe government is paralysed and will be able to do nothing other than present an unfulfillable wish list to the EU negotiators and possibly walk out of the negotiations to garner some anti EU support.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by chopper View PostThe Tories going into coalition with the DUP will make the Conservatives unelectable at the next election, whenever that is. And you can be sure May wont be at the helm whenever it happens.
The whole Tory mantra of 'Vote Labour, Get SNP' - well, I'd rather the SNP to be honest, and they've created their own 'Vote Tory, get DUP' slogan. May has actually managed to create THE definition of 'coalition of chaos'.Comment
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Originally posted by ContractorOnAMotorbike View PostCouldn't agree more. After all the fear mongering and speaking in catch phrases she has done a deal with whoever would keep her in power. So much for strong and stable.
May's days are numbered, at least this way they have a chance to regroup and move on... Admittedly it's going to take nothing short of some miracle work with the policies and a leader with superstar charisma (does such a person exist in politics...?) to repair the damage she's caused to the party.Do what thou wiltComment
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