Who else will join the "New group"
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Bomber_Harris
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Tories damaged by their shift towards the hard right
Labour damaged by their shift towards the hard left
UKIP damaged by their shift towards the extreme right a la Tommy Robinson
Lib Dems have remained consistent and still no one wants to vote for them, they even lag behind TIG in the latest poll who aren't even an official political party yet
what a time to be alive!
Labour damaged by their shift towards the hard left
UKIP damaged by their shift towards the extreme right a la Tommy Robinson
Lib Dems have remained consistent and still no one wants to vote for them, they even lag behind TIG in the latest poll who aren't even an official political party yet
what a time to be alive!
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Its electorate is 101% the size of its electorate...
This must be conclusive evidence of vote rigging. Second referendum on it's way.
Woolless
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As a disgusted former tory voter, I would have much in common with the conservative defectors. Would never vote for Corbyn and don't want Scottish independence so the new group may well get my vote.
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But Corbyn is the leader.
Which really makes a new party essential, unless Lib Dems upped their game of course.
True working class people need a party to vote for, they don't want Rees Moggie or Corbyn.
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We are in a mess now.
But imagine at the next general election (which I hope is a couple of years away)
30% for Rees Mogg/Ian Duncan Smith
30% Anna Soury/George Osbourne/Chukka/Nick Clegg
30% Mc Donnel/George Galloway
10% Other
I think Corbyn is already too much of a liabilty & will have been disposed of.
Try making a Govenment out of that.
But imagine at the next general election (which I hope is a couple of years away)
30% for Rees Mogg/Ian Duncan Smith
30% Anna Soury/George Osbourne/Chukka/Nick Clegg
30% Mc Donnel/George Galloway
10% Other
I think Corbyn is already too much of a liabilty & will have been disposed of.
Try making a Govenment out of that.
Tbf Rees Mogg is growing on me , he is a new politician .... he answers the question .
Bomber_Harris
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Lifelong Tory voter here also disgusted with what they've become. When I read the resignation letter of the three Conservative defectors there wasn't a single paragraph that I didn't disagree with. I'm in a wait and see mode, but I also may have found a home for my vote
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Everyone is entitled to a view & a vote.
Democracy will win in the end, just a bumpy couple of years till we get there.
Lots of people love Rees Mogg including some low paid. It will be a couple of years that will go down in the history books, thats for sure.
I agree , this situation is only predecended by a war .
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wanton dwarf
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Mogg needs to sharpen his pencil no agriculture and probably industrial strategy IMHO .. @Cowabunga is probably correct in that he isn't playing 100% fair.
But there are plenty of Conservatives in the agricultural community and I think we can move the rudder in the right direction.
He’s a two faced, duplicit worm of a man who has no redeeming features whatsoever
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I called him a Welsh windbag.
But he saved Britain, almost as much as Mrs Thatcher. He has said his biggest political regret was not demanding that the miners had a ballot.
I think Stephen his son could yet help sort out the current political problem. He is not short of courage.
Anything with Osbourne's and Clegg will fall flat on its face
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Just been reading on wikipedia
Heidi Allen was born near me, in one of the posher parts of Barnsley, Notton.
Barnsley not usually the birth place of conservatives.
Heidi Allen was born near me, in one of the posher parts of Barnsley, Notton.
Barnsley not usually the birth place of conservatives.
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