General Election 2017

[larus]

IF this exit poll I accurate, the real problem will be an unstable government,

BREXIT - who negotiates - a party with a lower number of seats and support?
SNP in coalition - you know what their demand will be.

It's certainly making things interesting. I've never been a fan of TM, so in some ways this could be good. She goes, unstable coalition, new elections in a few months.

Christ on a bike

 

[Frutos]

What is the POINT of all this rushing around in Sunderland, by the way? Why bother? Do they win a medal for being first?

Imagine living in Sunderland - they don't have much to get excited by, bless them.

 

[pb21]

Brexit negotiations are due to start on 19th June but they may not have anyone on our team as they probably won't have agreed on the new government by then.

Technically they began when the liability May started the article 50 proceedings, the clock has been ticking since; this is look like a complete waste of time and money.

 

[sparkie]

Brexit negotiations are due to start on 19th June but they may not have anyone on our team as they probably won't have agreed on the new government by then.

Perhaps Theresa could have an 'empty chair' ?

 

[Questions]

Brexit negotiations are due to start on 19th June but they may not have anyone on our team as they probably won't have agreed on the new government by then.

No team or a shit team....... if these polls are right of course.

 

[Triggaaar]

Theresa ****ed up.

 

[Is it PotG?]

I hope these Mackems get an accurate count

 

[wakeytom]

Bit disappointed I have to be up early for work tomorrow now. Quite fancy watching for a few hours yet.

What is the POINT of all this rushing around in Sunderland, by the way? Why bother? Do they win a medal for being first?

Yes we beat the mags, AGAIN. Haway the lads

 

[Weststander]

I'd suggest, from a UK perspective, it's in a better position. As I have previously said a hung parliament will provide a proper reasoned cross-party debate and not the arrogant and incompetent May and Davies hard approach.

On paper that's the sensible approach, but the parties will bitch and undermine each other. Self before national interest.

 

[Quinney]

They hit Hollington and Farley Bank this evening getting everyone they could out to vote for Chowney. A brilliant campaign by them locally I thought, they've done everything they could.

I've met several people throughout the day today, across all area's of the town, and all were voting Labour and no one had a good word to say about Rudd.


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[BBassic]

Exciting so far even though bugger all has happened yet.

Chuffed to see Kemptown looking like a Labour win.

 

[7oaksgull]

At least we've got an interesting evening. Was fearing a washout. No love for Michael Fallon - Sevenoaks is a dreadful place.

Michael Fallon is dreadful. Sevenoaks is jolly nice

 

[Simster]

I wonder if we'll see Phillip Hammond tonight.

He'll be busy planning his leadership challenge. With his lack of competence, he'd fit in seamlessly.

 

[Bozza]

Imagine living in Sunderland - they don't have much to get excited by, bless them.

I found myself shouting "Run" at a white-gloved student on the TV who didn't get speedy with a ballot box in her hands.

 

[Igzilla]

Yet again it seems the Conservatives have put their party ahead of the national interests and come a cropper AGAIN.

 

[vegster]

Oh well, there goes Brexit. It won't happen now with the SNP pulling the strings in a coalition.

You will get your brexit Jim, and it may be better than we could have hoped for.

 

[atomised]

Labour and conservative both sceptical on exit poll

 

[Bozza]

This thread will be closed until the morning to try and keep all the chatter in one place as the news unfolds.

Please use this thread: https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showt...l-Election-2017-quot-Up-All-Night-quot-thread

Threads will be merged together tomorrow, where appropriate.

 

[Triggaaar]

Blimey. Have you screwed up Theresa?

Yes she has.

What the **** is going to happen with Brexit now?

 

[Simster]

You will get your brexit Jim, and it may be better than we could have hoped for.

A soft Brexit handled by a progressive alliance rather than fckwitts like David Davis and Iain Duncan Smith? Happy days!