rogersix
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what happened in may?
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[Politics] Sir Keir Starmer’s route to Number 10
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rogersix
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there won't be too many of them, volunteering for a public shaming;
there will be a few sneaky snides on here tho!
Reading the article, it's blindingly obvious his words have been taken out of context.
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But that would only be blindingly obvious to someone with sufficient attention span to actually read the article before posting it
Thumbs up incoming
rogersix
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have you done it again, potty?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I think your leader has already copyrighted calling me that.
rogersix
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have you posted a link that demonstrated the opposite of your opinion, again?
worthingweird
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Route to number 10... he doesn't even know what a woman is. God help us.
rogersix
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less competent than cameron, may, bungleclunge, truss and newboy, ..................................................... really?
Crawley Dingo
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Nope. I think I will vote reform UK.
rogersix
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any reason?
Crawley Dingo
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The idea that everyone shares your mindset and therefor would be ashamed is egocentric nonsense. The Tories deliberately screwed up Brexit. I voted for them last time and am pissed of not ashamed. If you handle snakes your going to get bitten.
Crawley Dingo
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Plenty. To get Brexit sorted out properly, slim chance that reform can replace the tories in one electoral cycle but I see no difference between the parties so have nothing to lose..
God knows now, that was light years away.
Not sure what the latest polls are saying? But I hope Keir has a sizable lead so those party boys don't sneak in last minute.
He won't because he won't understand what you mean. But he may thumbs me up. Loves me, he doesBut that would only be blindingly obvious to someone with sufficient attention span to actually read the article before posting it
Thumbs up incoming
You do realise that a light year is a measure of distance rather than time, right?
No smoke without fire
Pavilionaire
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One of Starmer's greatest attributes is that he's the opposite of Boris Johnson, in the same way that Biden is the opposite of Trump. For Labour to win the next election Starmer simply needs to do 3 things:
1. Not indulge in any vice.
2. Not break any laws.
3. Stay alive.
1. Not indulge in any vice.
2. Not break any laws.
3. Stay alive.
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And you're STILL convinced there's a 'good deal' Brexit in there somewhere despite 3.5 years of constant and overwhelming evidence to the contrary where your Leave campaign have had an 80 seat majority to do whatever they wanted
Come on, I'm dying hear this explanation
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rogersix
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could you vote for them this time?
That's an interesting statement.
May was PM.
Then Johnson.
Why did they both deliberately screw up Brexit?
What was the purpose?
How should Brexit have been done so it was a success?
I genuinely look forward to a couple of paragraphs explaining your take
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