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What a load of useless tossers we're "led" by.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostWhat a fickle bunch of bastards we all are

But, looking on the bright side as ever, the Salmond of Doubt is out on his arse.
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The Tories had a decent ManifestoOriginally posted by barrydidit View PostWhat a fickle bunch of bastards we all are
The problem was that it was the one in Scotland the one the rest of the UK had was utterly unacceptable....merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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...and their method of campaigning was to attack the others, rather than sell their story. You can't base a campaign on "We're strong and stable, can't tell you why, and everyone else is evil nasty and doesn't know what they are talking about, but we won't debate with them"Originally posted by eek View PostThe Tories had a decent Manifesto
The problem was that it was the one in Scotland the one the rest of the UK had was utterly unacceptable....
You have to campaign on your strengths first and foremost. You can't rely on paying off the press to try to get them to scare their readership.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Well hung, I believe, is the technical term.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostSo, to sum up, now we're really up a gum tree and no mistake.
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They should have learnt that from the Remain campaign - the problem was that they didn'tOriginally posted by WTFH View Post...and their method of campaigning was to attack the others, rather than sell their story. You can't base a campaign on "We're strong and stable, can't tell you why, and everyone else is evil nasty and doesn't know what they are talking about, but we won't debate with them"
You have to campaign on your strengths first and foremost. You can't rely on paying off the press to try to get them to scare their readership.
And the only policies that made the news were toxic, especially when they didn't exist in the Scottish version...merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Damage limitation to the Conservatives, maybe?Originally posted by eek View PostThey should have learnt that from the Remain campaign - the problem was that they didn't
And the only policies that made the news were toxic, especially when they didn't exist in the Scottish version...
I mean they get to share the responsibility of Brexit now
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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