General Election...June 8

[davemercedes]

I posted a little while ago: she has not lost ONE vote in the house since she parachuted into the PMs chair.
- So where's all this "opposition interfering" then?
- Truth is there isn't any and it's another T May self-interest diversion.
- The woman (who campaigned to remain then switched out of self interest) is an utter hypocrite.

 

[Wighty]

I'm glad she's doing it , should be a Landslide for her which will help fill all the sails of the good ship Brexit . Should be all plain sailing for the future

 

[flowrider]

The trouble is Theresa May can't win with some of the electorate. If she steadfastly sticks to her path and wont adapt to the changing environment then she is labelled as inflexible, but if she does adapt to the changing environment she is labelled a hypocrite.

Look at Sturgeon, she complained and berated May because she hadn't been elected by the voters and then when she gets what she wanted....an election......she complains again. I guess in the wierd world of politics this is normal behaviour.

 

[M80]

Some looming questions could do with answering.

1. Theresa's fashion sense, is it before time (every one else's)?
2. Does Nicola smell fishy?
3. Will Jeremy show Westminster that it's more important to be nice?
4. When Scotland go independant will they refund the £60 billion we paid to Europe?
5. Will Guiness suffer import tariff's?
6. Will future Haggis controls prevent the spread of Jockanese Rabies (that so far they have failed to cure Nicola of)?

 

[triumphstag]

The trouble is Theresa May can't win with some of the electorate. If she steadfastly sticks to her path and wont adapt to the changing environment then she is labelled as inflexible, but if she does adapt to the changing environment she is labelled a hypocrite.

Look at Sturgeon, she complained and berated May because she hadn't been elected by the voters and then when she gets what she wanted....an election......she complains again. I guess in the wierd world of politics this is normal behaviour.

The problem is that there are a number of people who will find fault with everything, regardless of what it is.

 

[triumphstag]

- The woman (who campaigned to remain then switched out of self interest) is an utter hypocrite.

Not sure she was an avid remainer, in fact she was well known as a Eurosceptic. Have a read here:
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/67...ion-eu-referendum-michael-gove-george-osborne

 

[Frontstep]

I posted a little while ago: she has not lost ONE vote in the house since she parachuted into the PMs chair.
- So where's all this "opposition interfering" then?
- Truth is there isn't any and it's another T May self-interest diversion.
- The woman (who campaigned to remain then switched out of self interest) is an utter hypocrite.

Your a bit mixed up on this you complain of her being parachuted in yet when she puts herself to the vote you complain again.
You haven't noticed the opposition to Brexit ? how far did you have to get your head in the sand to not notice.
The woman switched because she believes in democracy.
She is Leader of the Conservative party only because the real hypocrite Cameron jumped ship when his gamble failed.
Surely a politician who does as their electorate ask is a true servant of the people ?
Something that's been rare in politics for too long.

 

[Xtractorfan]

Laudable indeed . this woman loves her designer outfits more that anything, also seems to have been at the botox, and you think she will be what the country needs to get us the best deal on Brexit... Cameron gambled and lost, let us hope that history repeats itself.
AsDave has said she has not lost any votes so far and wasn't likely to as well.
She is blaming the opposition parties for her decision to go to the country. Truth be told it was her own in party wrangling that made her do it.
The Cons never wash their dirty linen in public.

 

[flowrider]

Laudable indeed . this woman loves her designer outfits more that anything, also seems to have been at the botox, and you think she will be what the country needs to get us the best deal on Brexit... Cameron gambled and lost, let us hope that history repeats itself.
AsDave has said she has not lost any votes so far and wasn't likely to as well.
She is blaming the opposition parties for her decision to go to the country. Truth be told it was her own in party wrangling that made her do it.
The Cons never wash their dirty linen in public.

Whether Theresa May is the best person to get us a good deal or not doesn't matter, she is who we have. Out of interest who do you think should replace her on the Brexit negotiations?

 

[Xtractorfan]

David Cameron remember his attempt to negotiate with Brussels, May will get the same. but she wont be negotiating, Senior Civil Servants and Lawyers will be doing the donkey work. She may not be who we have ... depends on how the election goes. If the press and Sky News and the BBC have their way she will be.

 

[triumphstag]

Laudable indeed . this woman loves her designer outfits more that anything, also seems to have been at the botox, and you think she will be what the country needs to get us the best deal on Brexit... Cameron gambled and lost, let us hope that history repeats itself.

Oh good lord.... So she should wander around in hippy rags like Corbyn used to do (I notice even he has bought a suit / had one bought for him). with the Botox comment you are just making yourself look silly.

If that is the strength of your argument against her you have lost before you started.

As for being the best person to negotiate, yes, I think she is.
Corbyn - doesn't know what day of the week it is and would be laughed at for being too left wing, even for the EU.
Farron? LOL "Please let us stay, we will give you *anything* you want, *anything*"
Nicola...... Ha Ha Ha. See above for Farron, but please add massive subsidy for Scotland.
Boris? I doubt they would understand a word he said.
Nigel? Well, he would certainly have our interests at heart but would probably be the only person who could unite Europe.....

AsDave has said she has not lost any votes so far and wasn't likely to as well.
She is blaming the opposition parties for her decision to go to the country. Truth be told it was her own in party wrangling that made her do it.
The Cons never wash their dirty linen in public.

So, the likes of Labour, the LimpDims and SNP all vowing to do everything they can to be obstructive had nothing to do with it. Sure, there will be some remoaner MPs in the conservative party that do not accept that Brexit is happening and they could rebel, so she is going to make sure her majority in the house is big enough to accommodate that.

Smart decision to my mind - making sure that we don't end up in a quagmire and arguing internally about Brexit - give her as strong a negotiating position as she can get, so she (and the team) only need to worry about the people on the other side of the fence, and not the people here.

The remoaner games trying to stop Brexit, soften Brexit, or just be d**ks because they lost and don't like it are no good for us OR the EU. we need to get on with negotiating the terms and get on with it for everyones stability. This election *should* do that.

No doubt you are hoping that it results in failure (for TM) and chaos, but that will be of no benefit to anyone!

 

[dry run]

I can't see this election being as clear cut as some think. Remember, the Brexit vote was very close and there are many remainers who would normally vote Conservative who might find it hard to do so, thus giving the PM almost carte blanche to negotiate as she sees fit. Interresting to see how this plays out

 

[Yugguy]

Oh good lord.... So she should wander around in hippy rags like Corbyn used to do (I notice even he has bought a suit / had one bought for him). with the Botox comment you are just making yourself look silly.

If that is the strength of your argument against her you have lost before you started.

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Too much hate underlying his comments. I don't hate Corbyn, I just don't agree with his politics. In fact I could almost respect him for at least being a proper left-winger, not a tory-lite like Blair.

 

[Craiglxviii]

Too much hate underlying his comments. I don't hate Corbyn, I just don't agree with his politics. In fact I could almost respect him for at least being a proper left-winger, not a tory-lite like Blair.

You have to give Corbyn his due for having the strength of his convictions.

That's nothing to do with the guy being more batsh** crazy doolally tap insane than my ex gf, but still.

 

[JBell]

You have to give Corbyn his due for having the strength of his convictions.

That's nothing to do with the guy being more batsh** crazy doolally tap insane than my ex gf, but still.

Did you date my ex as well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Craiglxviii]

Did you date my ex as well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not unless she lived near Rugby...

I think there are more than one batsh** crazy doolallytap insane girlies out there...

 

[Yugguy]

You've met the wife then.

 

[triumphstag]

You've met the wife then.

If that's her in your avatar, then yes!

 

[Yugguy]

If that's her in your avatar, then yes!

Here's a pic of her twin sister.

 

[triumphstag]

Oh my god, I'm having flashbacks!