disagree. not standing in Tory seats will have has an effect, just look at the no. of votes they got in the European election. It is however, the end of the party
It was well know that a great deal of labour MPs had no faith in Corbyn - a large proportion of them will be out of a job on the morning.
Good otherwise theres no point being an evil cnut.
99% Conservative hold. Far too low for this place.
From the bbc website the other day
Sadly, I can't see it being any different either.
With the traditional media bias. Good old Murdoch and co.
99% conservative hold
It is not going to happen, he’s too divisive.
He's literally just said it doesn't matter if it's "half brexit".
I don't give a feck about Corbyn. And the specific positions of the UK Labour Party don't matter that much.
Sad, but true.
Reddit as well.
Austerity (which you really don't even see them deny was a political policy anymore) cuts to vital services, the NHS, mental health services, the complete mess that is universal credit that has seen people pushed to suicide. Homelessness on the rise with people freezing to death on the streets. All whilst they can take the financial income hit on lowering things like corporation taxes. But sure keep joking about such stuff, doesn't make you come off like a complete numpty at all.
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In fairness I think most of the forum here would have predicted a Conservative majority despite being an echo chamber.
Thanks for making me laugh.
There isn't an electable leader though imo, the media will continue to smear whoever gets put in charge. The rich protect their own, it's only going to get worse as the Tories know that bare faced lies don't get challenged and more to the point, the public don't seem to care.
Genuinely insane.Mark Francois comparing Labours metaphorical red wall the the Berlin Wall
As expected, 99%+ for Rees Mogg to keep his seat in my area.
It seems he might have been right on that count.
I am a numpty. I still won though.
Wonder if he will insult the victims of the New Zealand volcano this time.
Boris is an unpopular leader, even within his own party. Things won’t end well. Starting when the general public realize that on the 31st on January Brexit isn’t done, it’s only just started.
Most of Labour's MPs and supporters are in favour of remain, they would have been fecked if they hadn't advocated a 2nd referendum as well. The issues they have is that Corbyn has never been popular, his approval ratings have been continually appalling, plus the fact that this country like a lot of other countries has moved way to the right.
You're probably right. A Corbyn social agenda alongside commitment to leave EU would have been a much better package than BJ's. Also, would mean Labour Remain voters would probably have stayed Labour, as LibDem never gets into power.
