vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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The reason for this being that MP's are not going to vote for an agreement which leaves their constituents worse off or badly worse off in some sections.
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[Politics] The General Election Thread
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The reason for this being that MP's are not going to vote for an agreement which leaves their constituents worse off or badly worse off in some sections.
Pretty pink fairy
Banned
- Jan 30, 2008
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Smoke screen excuse by some MP's working on a personnel agenda ,some of them wont be sitting in the next Parliament
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DF
no not at all, as i keep saying the silent majority on the march to the ballot box , reap what you sow RIP ZOMBIE PARLIAMENT
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DF
I assume you are not a member of the silent majority, Daft Fecker... drivel pours copiously out of you daily!
Why not give it a rest and join the silent people you seem to admire so much?
theonlymikey
New member
- Apr 21, 2016
- 789
What happened to that 16% lead?
Quite please with the progress as it happens
"Signs of a Labour recovery have also become firmer." Labour minority gov - you must be wetting yourself
We'll raise a toast to the next PM together Jezza ON 12th December together. Getting ourselves off to a very merry xmas. Happy days
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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Their 'personal agenda' is to vote for things they believe to be in the country's best interests, Daft ****er.
We'll raise a toast to the next PM together Jezza ON 12th December together. Getting ourselves off to a very merry xmas. Happy days
You’re talking to yourself you melt, [emoji23]
What ever the reasons, and I don’t believe they all voted because of them reasons. It’s plain to see that some are totally against Brexit some are for it, of them some are happy to have a soft Brexit. While others want a more extreme Brexit and then there are those that were doing it for political gain. I’m of the opinion that nobody is fully doing this for the benefit of their constituents. Procrastinating on this issue is causing just as much harm to the economy. Brexit was never going to be economically best for this country. The politicians don’t seem to care. The really sad thing about this, is come the 13th December we could be in exactly the same position as we were before the election was called and Parliament will spend another few years procrastinating about it.
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you seem a little bit sensitive on the subject
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DF
Not at all Dirty F@rt. Your lack of verbal dexterity amuses me - but making a complete tw@t of yourself can't be a fulfilling hobby for you. Or is it?
theonlymikey
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- Apr 21, 2016
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I'm afraid I am, going to have to disagree, double down and ignore whatever evidence you have to this effect......
Interesting but rather general comment. Do you really think that all politicians 'don't seem to care'? Do you include everyone, both Leave and Remain MPs who daily put up with abuse and threats for maintaining their stance on the matter?
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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oh dear here we go again .don't worry a Tory working majority will put this one to bed , it's been emotional
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DF
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Voting cards arrived today, can't wait to put my 'X' in the box.
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
You have emotions? That software patch finally worked then.
I've been thinking about this.
Shirley, he would have been better off, standing in no seats at all? If he stands in Labour marginal that will split the right wing vote, as we are told that Labour leavers will vote for Brexit either Farages limited company, or Johnson's erg tories. So, he risks a country wide 're-run of the Peterborough by election, the Brexit vote split, and Labour sneaks through the middle.
Shirley, he would have been better off, standing in no seats at all? If he stands in Labour marginal that will split the right wing vote, as we are told that Labour leavers will vote for Brexit either Farages limited company, or Johnson's erg tories. So, he risks a country wide 're-run of the Peterborough by election, the Brexit vote split, and Labour sneaks through the middle.
Firstly, I think the Farage will order his wretched dogs off any constituencies that are marginal. I expect him to announce this too.
Secondly, the Brexit Party attracts a lot of left leaning voters. Fear of EU nationals trumps anything related to the survival of their jobs, industry or health care. Boris & co have got them right where they want them; turkeys voting for Xmas.
You’re assuming a level of intelligence that just isn’t there. Remember, the average CANDIDATE is about as bright as ppf.
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Labour will not sneak through the middle, Swinson stands a chance as it seems to be on-trend being a snowflake.
Nige is on a mission and nothing will stop him.
Some on here work for a living. Then there’s ppf who spends all day alone in his benefits funded hovel trying to read The Sun whilst cracking one out over a picture of Katie Hopkins with her bra strap showing.
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