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Will Get Fooled AgainIf you lot change your anthem make it something cool like maybe a The Who number
Will Get Fooled AgainIf you lot change your anthem make it something cool like maybe a The Who number
In the US election they predicted Clinton to win overall, but did predict some battleground states correctly.They did correctly predict each winner though, so that's something.
Their forecast is amazing. In total votes she did win. But look at the key states.In the US election they predicted Clinton to win overall, but did predict some battleground states correctly.
http://www.qriously.com/blog/winner-2016-us-presidential-election/
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well i did say it was the hope that kills.In the US election they predicted Clinton to win overall, but did predict some battleground states correctly.
http://www.qriously.com/blog/winner-2016-us-presidential-election/
In all likelihood their poll is going to be an outlier.
which way are you voting cheesy? if you don't mind me asking.I don't think I've ever been so hopeful for a party to win an election that I'm not actually voting for.
No. Just, no.Please vote Conservatives-
Anyone who can afford that with benefit money is a fecking hero.so you can stop lazy w@nkers taking a cut of your hard earned money whilst they sit on a sofa all day getting fat and smoking a 100 a day.
That's just stupid. Unless you think the last Labour government was running the entire fecking planet.Don't believe the NHS Labour hype either. They may pledge more money now, but what that really means is less money later, as interest payments spiral out of control. Think 20 years of stable NHS, than a 5 year high, followed up a 15 year crash. The same applies to all big spending pledges, it only comes back to bite.
Okay, best of luck to them.Also, Labour think they will get more money from the rich which sounds great, but the rich are financially free and will just move away from tax and take their business with them. This means no tax, rather than some and plenty of lost jobs.
Voting Labour will just weaken the Brexit negotiation and we'll be on more years of uncertainty. Who would you rather negotiate with a women on a mission, or Corbyn too scared to even have a nuclear deterrent even though highly unlikely it would ever be needed. Corbyn will bend over and take it. May will make you say yes just to shut her up. Think how your girlfriends or wives break you down. Happy wife, happy life and all that.
There is really no intellectual reason to vote Labour. They don't balance the books, they don't even have a stable party let alone potential government. Their party has walked out on mass against Corbyn. Those closest don't trust him, so why should you?
No.Be wise, vote Conservatives, or lib dem if you must as a way of offset. Labour is a joke and should be treated as such.
Yes, vote Labour.There you go, the sensible opinion ahead of tomorrow
SNP. Considered Labour since I do like Corbyn, but my local MP is a decent guy who gave a detailed response to my queries within an hour or so of me sending them, Scottish Labour are still largely a shambles obsessed with their opposition to independence and putting up paper candidates in areas where the Tories may beat out the SNP as a result, and I generally think the SNP are a decent governing party. So I'll stick with them.which way are you voting cheesy? if you don't mind me asking.
What's the general mood up there regarding the snp? i mean could you see a world where a labour - snp coalition is a possibility? assuming there is a hung parliament of course.SNP. Considered Labour since I do like Corbyn, but my local MP is a decent guy who gave a detailed response to my queries within an hour or so of me sending them, Scottish Labour are still largely a shambles obsessed with their opposition to independence and putting up paper candidates in areas where the Tories may beat out the SNP as a result, and I generally think the SNP are a decent governing party. So I'll stick with them.
Thanks for that, Mephistopheles.There you go, the sensible opinion ahead of tomorrow
So the party that accidentally (against it's leaders wishes) took the UK out of the European Union, without any plan whatsoever how to do so (at the time), and just to please it's extreme right wing, is the wise option? That's some funky wisdom they've got. No matter how you stand on brexit, this is all true. Even if it were the greatest thing ever done by anybody it would still hold true. And it's going to be a huge clusterfeckPlease vote Conservatives so you can stop lazy w@nkers taking a cut of your hard earned money whilst they sit on a sofa all day getting fat and smoking a 100 a day.
Don't believe the NHS Labour hype either. They may pledge more money now, but what that really means is less money later, as interest payments spiral out of control. Think 20 years of stable NHS, than a 5 year high, followed up a 15 year crash. The same applies to all big spending pledges, it only comes back to bite.
Also, Labour think they will get more money from the rich which sounds great, but the rich are financially free and will just move away from tax and take their business with them. This means no tax, rather than some and plenty of lost jobs.
Voting Labour will just weaken the Brexit negotiation and we'll be on more years of uncertainty. Who would you rather negotiate with a women on a mission, or Corbyn too scared to even have a nuclear deterrent even though highly unlikely it would ever be needed. Corbyn will bend over and take it. May will make you say yes just to shut her up. Think how your girlfriends or wives break you down. Happy wife, happy life and all that.
There is really no intellectual reason to vote Labour. They don't balance the books, they don't even have a stable party let alone potential government. Their party has walked out on mass against Corbyn. Those closest don't trust him, so why should you?
Be wise, vote Conservatives, or lib dem if you must as a way of offset. Labour is a joke and should be treated as such.
There you go, the sensible opinion ahead of tomorrow
Thanks random redcafe person. Many insight, much wow. Narrative straight from the Daily Heil.Please vote Conservatives so you can stop lazy w@nkers taking a cut of your hard earned money whilst they sit on a sofa all day getting fat and smoking a 100 a day.
Don't believe the NHS Labour hype either. They may pledge more money now, but what that really means is less money later, as interest payments spiral out of control. Think 20 years of stable NHS, than a 5 year high, followed up a 15 year crash. The same applies to all big spending pledges, it only comes back to bite.
Also, Labour think they will get more money from the rich which sounds great, but the rich are financially free and will just move away from tax and take their business with them. This means no tax, rather than some and plenty of lost jobs.
Voting Labour will just weaken the Brexit negotiation and we'll be on more years of uncertainty. Who would you rather negotiate with a women on a mission, or Corbyn too scared to even have a nuclear deterrent even though highly unlikely it would ever be needed. Corbyn will bend over and take it. May will make you say yes just to shut her up. Think how your girlfriends or wives break you down. Happy wife, happy life and all that.
There is really no intellectual reason to vote Labour. They don't balance the books, they don't even have a stable party let alone potential government. Their party has walked out on mass against Corbyn. Those closest don't trust him, so why should you?
Be wise, vote Conservatives, or lib dem if you must as a way of offset. Labour is a joke and should be treated as such.
There you go, the sensible opinion ahead of tomorrow
It is looking like a conservative majority, whether that will be an increased majority or not is yet to be seen. I am certainly hoping that Labour can pull off the upset, but even at my most optimistic i feel a hung parliament and some kind of labour coalition is the best case scenario.So what are your predictions for tomorrow ? I know most want a Labour victory, but what do you expect will happen ?
I have not followed this as close as I usually would but looks to me that the Conservatives will increase their majority. A working majority of around 65 to 75 seats. Of course I could dead wrong.
Assuming this is a parody post.Please vote Conservatives so you can stop lazy w@nkers taking a cut of your hard earned money whilst they sit on a sofa all day getting fat and smoking a 100 a day.
Don't believe the NHS Labour hype either. They may pledge more money now, but what that really means is less money later, as interest payments spiral out of control. Think 20 years of stable NHS, than a 5 year high, followed up a 15 year crash. The same applies to all big spending pledges, it only comes back to bite.
Also, Labour think they will get more money from the rich which sounds great, but the rich are financially free and will just move away from tax and take their business with them. This means no tax, rather than some and plenty of lost jobs.
Voting Labour will just weaken the Brexit negotiation and we'll be on more years of uncertainty. Who would you rather negotiate with a women on a mission, or Corbyn too scared to even have a nuclear deterrent even though highly unlikely it would ever be needed. Corbyn will bend over and take it. May will make you say yes just to shut her up. Think how your girlfriends or wives break you down. Happy wife, happy life and all that.
There is really no intellectual reason to vote Labour. They don't balance the books, they don't even have a stable party let alone potential government. Their party has walked out on mass against Corbyn. Those closest don't trust him, so why should you?
Be wise, vote Conservatives, or lib dem if you must as a way of offset. Labour is a joke and should be treated as such.
There you go, the sensible opinion ahead of tomorrow
That was my pointOf course they fecking didn't
They've cut the NHS (whilst pretending to fund it)
Cut 20,000 police officers
Cut the number of Fire fighters
Cut income for local government
Turned schools into private academies.
And so on
Would an SNP coalition stop the IndyRef2 talk?SNP / Labour / Lib Dem coalition. Put money on it.
I'm not going to comment on the rest because they are your views but what I can offer, from my experience in the NHS, is that the above is a poor and flawed judgment on the situation. It certainly isn't "sensible".Don't believe the NHS Labour hype either. They may pledge more money now, but what that really means is less money later, as interest payments spiral out of control. Think 20 years of stable NHS, than a 5 year high, followed up a 15 year crash. The same applies to all big spending pledges, it only comes back to bite.
This. England is more right wing than David Beckham. Tory landslide.I dont believe a country that voted for Brexit will go anything but Tory unfortunately. Not getting my hopes up
This.I dont believe a country that voted for Brexit will go anything but Tory unfortunately. Not getting my hopes up
Yup, the OAP's to rule again.This.
Have any non-left media taken an interest in these sorts of stories? Seems like something that needs to change, but won't until there's wider media interest. Tough.