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RE: General Election 2019 - lovebabes56 - 25-11-2019 18:37
(25-11-2019 12:52 )Charlemagne Wrote: Dominic Cummings has been training all the Tory ministers.I know that it was the hood in Thunderbirds but can't remember the villain's name in Stingray!! But boy did I fall in love with Maria!!!
Ever time that they appear on TV you can expect these 3 soundbites.
'Let's get Brexit done', 'It's all ready to go' & 'Brexit is oven ready'.
Except when Boris is saying it, and he has to raise his right arm at the same time as he says them. The snag is that he can't double task and he has to seriously think about cordinating the actions with the words.
p.s. has anyone else noticed that Sajid Javid looks like the villian out of Stingray.
>P
RE: General Election 2019 - Cooper_temple - 25-11-2019 18:38
Don't think anyone will come out with an overall majority but I do think the tories will get the most votes.
RE: General Election 2019 - lovebabes56 - 25-11-2019 19:34
I think it will be close but hung parliament again?
RE: General Election 2019 - nikk18 - 26-11-2019 18:42
No. The Tories will win an overall majority. If they cant beat a Corbyn led marxist rabble, they will never win again.
RE: General Election 2019 - SecretAgent - 26-11-2019 19:35
Well I’ve just watched Corbyn being interviewed by Andrew Neil and in my view it was the worst performance by a Prime Ministerial candidate I have ever seen. Neil rattled him on all the topics.
EDIT: Just seen on Twitter that it seems Labour Activists Whatsapp groups were being advised before the interview was broadcast (it was pre-recorded) that the interview was horrific and telling them to flood hashtags with positive messages but not to attack Neil or the Chief Rabbi and to avoid Brexit altogether.
RE: General Election 2019 - Stemmw - 26-11-2019 19:42
(26-11-2019 18:42 )nikk18 Wrote: If they cant beat a Corbyn led marxist rabble, they will never win again.
"Cough" 2017 election "cough, cough"
RE: General Election 2019 - Tumble_Drier - 26-11-2019 20:27
(26-11-2019 19:42 )Stemmw Wrote:(26-11-2019 18:42 )nikk18 Wrote: If they cant beat a Corbyn led marxist rabble, they will never win again.
"Cough" 2017 election "cough, cough"
At the time of the 2017 Election, Corbyn had been leader of the Opposition for less than 2 years. We're another 2 and a half years down the road now and the honeymoon period is well & truly over.
I suspect that Boris will restore the majority that May pissed away and possibly add to it, not because the Conservatives are any good, but because the others are totally fucking hopeless.
RE: General Election 2019 - Charlemagne - 26-11-2019 20:33
(26-11-2019 19:35 )SecretAgent Wrote: Well I’ve just watched Corbyn being interviewed by Andrew Neil and in my view it was the worst performance by a Prime Ministerial candidate I have ever seen. Neil rattled him on all the topics.
That was a big car crash
Ouch
RE: General Election 2019 - The Silent Majority - 27-11-2019 07:01
(26-11-2019 18:42 )nikk18 Wrote: No. The Tories will win an overall majority. If they cant beat a Corbyn led marxist rabble, they will never win again.
Any half decent Tory Party should be able to bury Corbyn.
Pity all the Tories have this time is a shower of cunts...
RE: General Election 2019 - lovebabes56 - 27-11-2019 07:21
I think the less Tory cunts that are in Boris' Govt the better it will be. Certainly for me I would say there are five major decisions that Boris needs to do if we return him to No. 10
1) Get Brexit done by 31 January whatever the fucking cost
2) Overhaul the Universal credit system to a point where it is fairer to all, and better understood. Otherwise scrap it completely
3) Don't sell off NHS to Trump AT ANY COST!!
4) Bring austerity to an END
5) Stick to the promise of more nurses and more police and also bring down prices in petrol and utilities to affordable levels