Brexit party. Hopefully no name calling on this thread, whatever your vote.
This will be a proxy Second referendum and those in favour of Leave will vote for The Brexit Party in large numbers, so if you are staunch Remain then you have to vote for a proven brand.
Personally, I think it makes sense to vote Lib Dem because they are unequivocally committed to the EU, it's hardwired into their DNA as a party. Neither the Labour or Tory leadership is fully committed to the EU while Change UK are pro-Second Referendum but have yet to be tested on how European they really are.
The moronic attempts to paint the Brexit party as 'far right' by the usual suspects on here just goes to shows how desperate and worried they are. A party that has candidates from a broad section of society and a Jewish candidate who has himself been targeted by the real 'far right'
Lance Forman, a top Brexit Party MEP candidate and owner of H. Forman and Son smokehouse, has had his business vandalised by vile anti-Semitic graffiti. Forman’s father is a holocaust survivor who fled Germany after the war and his great grandfather fled the anti-Semitic pogroms in Russia.
https://order-order.com/2019/05/08/...andidates-business-vandalised-giant-swastika/
I'm so bored with the racist tag being thrown around. Personally I wish the moderators would do something about it, it's not right.
I voted 'spoiled', but I guess it would have been 'other' if there were any TU backed 'No2EU, Yes to Democracy' candidates this time.
I've avoided the Brexit debates as I hate the way the entire media and the majority of the political class portray Brexit supporters as all a load of right-wing 'Sir Bufton Tufton' types, whereas of course the truth is that the Remainers are the right-wing, neo-liberal, capitalist-loving Baddies in this debate.
No correspondence will be entered in to (as we'll never agree).
It's interesting yon Farage has come out and said that a vote for the Brexit party is a vote for No Deal. Means we do finally get an indication of the percentage of the voting public who want a No Deal Brexit. So if they poll less than 50% then it's not "the will of the people" and should be ruled out.
It's interesting yon Farage has come out and said that a vote for the Brexit party is a vote for No Deal. Means we do finally get an indication of the percentage of the voting public who want a No Deal Brexit. So if they poll less than 50% then it's not "the will of the people" and should be ruled out.
It would be interesting to know what the voting public think a No Deal means.
Remain United has worked out the best Remain party to vote for in your area for tactical voting reasons. In the SE it is better to stick to LibDem.
https://www.remainunited.org/be-tactical/
Remain United has worked out the best Remain party to vote for in your area for tactical voting reasons. In the SE it is better to stick to LibDem.
https://www.remainunited.org/be-tactical/
Bufton Tufton Is that anything to do with 55 Tufton Street?
Entire media, haven't you been reading UK print media for last 40 years?
So what will the Brexit party do if they got into a position to affect things? We don't know, they refuse to tell us.
So how would they deal with the issues which surround their preferred Brexit? We don't know, they refuse to tell us.
So what do they think about other non-Brexit issues such as the NHS? We don't know, they refuse to tell us.
So where is the money coming from? We don't know, they...ah, you get the picture now.
It would be interesting to know what the voting public think a No Deal means.