Whether they will be able to form a govt vs a lab/libdem/SNP/indy (if any remain) potential coalition is the question.
For all Jo swinson is correct to be wary of the loony fringe currently running the labour party, she may need to hold her nose. Labour’s position on brexit is the only credible one, which I’m sure she realises.
Personally I think the tories have played a dangerous game in every way, but people are thick, and thick people think anger is an intelligent response.
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Snooze. You won’t be able hide behind this backwards position at another election.
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Who in Europe would actually use the term collapsing the scrum?
Can you answer the question? ---- And will you be pushing for FF and FG to run in the north?
It is. I’m not saying it is correct, but the only way of avoiding blood on the streets is to give a legitimacy to any decision by that most dangerous of weapons, a referendum. A straight revocation of a50 and there will be a backlash whipped up, most likely violent.
They plan on putting their brexit deal vs remain, no hard brexit as an option, and their negotiated brexit will be very soft.
Have ye got the fire extinguishers ready?
Is he not just reporting the quote?
Based on the latest Torygraph poll the Tories would have a majority of eight. That’s nothing.
What’s the question? This is talking about after the election. Nobody knows how many seats the SDLP would have.
On FF and FG, as I mentioned to you previously, running in the north is a bad idea to keep an objective position as the Irish Government.
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Plugged into which model?
Looks like he’s paraphrasing throughout to me.
Ratajkowski?
What a cunt
There’s no guarantee they will be in government next year ---- Are you saying SF shouldnt run just in case they might be in government next year?
Do FG and SDLP not have some common party cross border agreement drawn up or am I losing my mind?
FF had it lined up and ready to go - had their first councilor all primed to go — then pulled the plug.
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"ComRes’s latest voting intention puts the Conservatives on 33 per cent, six percentage points ahead of Labour on 27 per cent. The Lib Dems are two percentage points up on 22 per cent while the Brexit Party remains on 13 per cent. If the parties were to achieve these vote shares at a general election, it would result in the Tories winning an eight seat majority, according to Electoral Calculus. "
The sense of excitement from you over British politics makes me sick.
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