Reply to: Lib Dems gathering momentum

[SueEllen]

I'm with Andrew Neil on The Economist. Hacked or marbles lost.

They are tweeting an article they posted on 24th June.

Someone doesn't know how to use social media...

[jamesbrown]

The time bomb is the economic bomb that will go off when David Davis begins his "negotiations"

The May delusion: Britain’s new prime minister will regret appointing Boris Johnson | The Economist



David Davis is a deluded nutcase.

I'm with Andrew Neil on The Economist. Hacked or marbles lost.

[AtW]

Mrs Merkel will tear Mr Davis a new one.

HTH

[BlasterBates]

I think that's the sound of your head exploding.

The time bomb is the economic bomb that will go off when David Davis begins his "negotiations"

The May delusion: Britain’s new prime minister will regret appointing Boris Johnson | The Economist

In all likelihood Mr Davis will be just as unconstructive this time: his strategy for Brexit, published just two days ago, is wildly optimistic and suggests that he is totally unprepared for the rigours of the negotiation ahead. I would not be remotely surprised if this particular thread of our story ended with him flouncing out, talks at a deadlock, and blaming Mrs May for failing sufficiently to underwrite his fantasies.

David Davis is a deluded nutcase.

[jamesbrown]

I don't know why anyone supporting Corbyn would want an election.

All that would happen is the Tories, UKIP and other random parties would win seats of Labour due to splitting the vote as now some traditional non-voters realise their vote counts.

Indeed, but many Corbynistas see Labour as a vehicle for social change, rather than a gov't in waiting. I don't think Corbyn himself believes he's a credible PM. They don't see the irony. Tragic really.

[SueEllen]

I think that's the sound of your head exploding.

I don't know why anyone supporting Corbyn would want an election.

All that would happen is the Tories, UKIP and other random parties would win seats of Labour due to splitting the vote as now some traditional non-voters realise their vote counts.

[jamesbrown]

Indeed like a time bomb....

I think that's the sound of your head exploding.

[BlasterBates]

Yes, terribly. What with the largest reorganisation of gov't in decades to support the delivery of Brexit.

Tick.

Tick.



And you?

Indeed like a time bomb....

[jamesbrown]

Getting nervous are we ?

Yes, terribly. What with the largest reorganisation of gov't in decades to support the delivery of Brexit.

Tick.

Tick.



And you?

[shaunbhoy]

If I was a Leaver I'd get my BP medication in early

You are on enough medication already.

[CretinWatcher]

"Need a coherent approach".
A while later - "I really want to do this Article 50 thing, but Scotland is playing silly buggers".
or
"These Brexiters led by Boris just can't get their act together".

If I was a Leaver I'd get my BP medication in early

[BlasterBates]

Only if you're languishing at or below Stage 2.

Getting nervous are we ?

Brexit: Theresa May says Article 50 will not be activated before 'UK approach' decided | UK Politics | News | The Independent

I'm not seeing much of a "coherent approach"

[MarillionFan]

They'll get 50/60 MPs minimum in the next election. Mark my words.

[jamesbrown]

interesting times

Only if you're languishing at or below Stage 2.

[SueEllen]

They beat the United Kingdom Independence Party?

And a few others...

We won seats from UKIP, the Conservatives and Independent candidates.