jockthethistle
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Low turnout doesn't help labour at all they may be bracing themselves for more turmoil .. jtt.
Copeland by election
- Thread starter holywell farmer
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holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
Would think get result around 3am
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
Stoke go UKIP I think
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
UKIP should have won if can't win stoke there no hope for them
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- Cumbria
Well I didn't think that would happen, however how could labour hope to hold a seat in a constituency dependant on nuclear power with Corbin in charge? Arrogant beyond belief.
caveman
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- East Sussex.
I demand another vote.
They obviously didn't know what they were voting for.
They obviously didn't know what they were voting for.
ollie989898
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I don't really want Corbyn to go but he does really need to give up his cloud cuckoo stance. And that John McDonut needs to be executed before he spreads his idiot agenda too far.
there is no point to them now, they have done themselves out of a job
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- East yorks
Exactly they have no other policies
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
Well some said UKIP would not last 5 years love or hate them they been tough opposition to the main parties and given them a good smack on the noise
caveman
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- East Sussex.
So do you think the liblabcons between them would deliver an exit along the lines of most brexiteers expectations if UKIP were to dissapear over night?
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
Next by election be when Andy burnham wins the Manchester mayor contest
I thought they had
I was never that keen on them yes they sort of forced the cons to say they would have a ref, would the result of the election been much different if they hadn't ? who knows, may have been another coalition
I am and always have been slightly in the "wish we had not been asked" camp
Some were seeing a remain vote/win as a vote to stay "as we are" as regards to the EU this wouldn't have happened even if we had never had a EU ref as the EU is constantly changing anyway, But as we were having a EU ref I think a remain vote would have been far worse than no vote at all, a green light for those that run the EU to do even more "as they like" chance of any reform to what a lot of folk in the UK wanted would have been zero as comoron got nothing but a slap on the face even with a possible vote to leave behind him
Anyway that was part of my decision to vote to leave, would I ever change my mind as to what the right decision was ? yes I may well do [a wise man will change his mind so I will not rule it out] have I changed my mind at the moment ? no
Anyway if like some believe most voted for Brexit because of immigration then as I have said before Blair started it by making the UK the place to come to and Camoron finished it by having the ref UKIP and Farage just pushed it along a bit in the middle
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I still find it odd that the EU parliament is so heavily populated by MEP's like UKIP, FN etc that are solely their to undermine and destroy it. A bit like breading Badgers in your cow shed, democracy eh.
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
Be by election in Manchester gorton in mayI still find it odd that the EU parliament is so heavily populated by MEP's like UKIP, FN etc that are solely their to undermine and destroy it. A bit like breading Badgers in your cow shed, democracy eh.
caveman
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- East Sussex.
I still find it odd that the EU parliament is so heavily populated by MEP's like UKIP, FN etc that are solely their to undermine and destroy it. A bit like breading Badgers in your cow shed, democracy eh.
Why would you think that odd when the majority of the voting populace want done with the whole crock of shite