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Almost entirely agree, but for one exception - Charles Kennedy. People from all parties were unanimous in their liking for him & the respect they had for him. He took the LibDems to their pinnacle, in terms of seats in Westminster, then he was outed as an alcoholic. He could have fought it, pointing at his record & his previous ability to cope, but, to protect his party, he graciously stepped down to the snake-in-the-grass liberal cnuts. You know, the type of tree hugger that would insist that addiction was an illness to get treated etc. Barstewards.

One other thing - I listened to him a number of times on tv & radio, both on political & magazine programmes. He was the same guy, lots of great humour & anecdotes, self-deprecating, and continued to be the same even when ousted. A true gentleman of politics. Even if I wanted to vote LD, I most certainly would not after the way they treated him. RIP, Charlie!

I actually do agree as well, he was another one of the good guys.
 
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Au contraire! Obviously clever if they get into Uni, and politically aware enough to know there was no personal gain for them. So no way was it a bribe. Unlike the tories who foxed you all with her bribe to reintroduce fox hunting! (Did you see what I did there? Badly. <sorry>).
Give you that one,voted Tory in the end but very nearly didn't on this point alone,silly cow.
 
Give you that one,voted Tory in the end but very nearly didn't on this point alone,silly cow.
The only ones that agree with Fox Hunting are those that would never vote any other party anyway, silly cow.

To be honest, I wouldn't mind if she does step down, her campaign was a train wreck. Still don't want Corbyn anywhere near number 10 but its a bit like Trump or Clinton
 
The only ones that agree with Fox Hunting are those that would never vote any other party anyway, silly cow.

To be honest, I wouldn't mind if she does step down, her campaign was a train wreck. Still don't want Corbyn anywhere near number 10 but its a bit like Trump or Clinton
Whole Tory manifesto was a joke. It was like they tried to think of policies that their core voters would hate and then threw in fox hunting to keep out any non traditional Tory voters who might have considered them.

Silly bastards didn't so much shoot themselves in the foot but the face.

She'll be gone soon enough and we'll all be back to vote again before Christmas.

Perhaps this time they'll have a costed manifesto with some attractive polices to actually win the election!
 
Whole Tory manifesto was a joke. It was like they tried to think of policies that their core voters would hate and then threw in fox hunting to keep out any non traditional Tory voters who might have considered them.

Silly bastards didn't so much shoot themselves in the foot but the face.

She'll be gone soon enough and we'll all be back to vote again before Christmas.

Perhaps this time they'll have a costed manifesto with some attractive polices to actually win the election!

Boris Johnson vs Jeremy Corbyn. I literally cannot ****ing wait if that happens.
 
Ok haven't read through the whole thread, try to avoid the politics thing, worse than debating Cellino. But may's gamble backfired because she was, during the campaign, shown to be the talentless opportunistic chancer that she is, out of her depth.
Young came out to vote and didn't like her negative approach of insults over policy backed by the right wing press and unlike the grey vote they don't desperately want to leave the EU. And they never fell for her 'staged managed' rally's rather than meeting the great unwashed proper voter.
Lastly has anyone else picked up on the irony of the daily mails of this world caning Corbin as a terrorist sympathier, May is to do deal to stay in power with the DUP, who allegedly supported many of the loyalist paramilitaries, oh and ****ed off with over 400k of brexit money <laugh>
Anyway me done with politics, when are we getting our new manager and some ****ing good signings <ok>
 
Ok haven't read through the whole thread, try to avoid the politics thing, worse than debating Cellino. But may's gamble backfired because she was, during the campaign, shown to be the talentless opportunistic chancer that she is, out of her depth.
Young came out to vote and didn't like her negative approach of insults over policy backed by the right wing press and unlike the grey vote they don't desperately want to leave the EU. And they never fell for her 'staged managed' rally's rather than meeting the great unwashed proper voter.
Lastly has anyone else picked up on the irony of the daily mails of this world caning Corbin as a terrorist sympathier, May is to do deal to stay in power with the DUP, who allegedly supported many of the loyalist paramilitaries, oh and ****ed off with over 400k of brexit money <laugh>
Anyway me done with politics, when are we getting our new manager and some ****ing good signings <ok>
You cantbput this and then say you are done with politics.the ira are the murderers and will not attend parliament.they have seven seats led by the murderer gerry adams who is filth.
 
Hi mate, one interesting thing about Corbyn ( I did vote labour this year but I don't blindly follow political allegiances like a football team) is that he does seem a nice guy. I mean think about it, let's have a look at the recent people in the running;

- William Hague
- Charles Kennedy
- Tony Blair
- Michael Howard
- Gordon Brown
- David Cameron
- Nick Clegg
- Ed Miliband
- Theresa May
- Jeremy Corbyn


I mean they're all absolute snakes in the grass. ****ing look at that list, they're all truely horrible. Now Corbyn is no groundbreaking politician. But he doesn't come across like a run of the mill career politician, tow the party line ****er.

Now there's been a lot of Labour v Tory in this thread, but look at that ****ing list. It's all of their fault and Theresa May is just another one of them scum bags. I mean you might have to avidly support Boris Johnson in the next election. <doh>

Oh, I didn't include Farage in the list because he was never really running for the leadership. But my opinion on him, even though I disagree with almost everything he says, he was good for politics.
Corbyn wasn't such a nice guy when he showed his old squeeze Diane Flabbott bollock naked to his mates <yikes>
The poor bastards have never got over it
 
The only ones that agree with Fox Hunting are those that would never vote any other party anyway, silly cow.

To be honest, I wouldn't mind if she does step down, her campaign was a train wreck. Still don't want Corbyn anywhere near number 10 but its a bit like Trump or Clinton
Exactly.i voted cons as a protest but have voted labour all my life.
 
Hi mate, one interesting thing about Corbyn ( I did vote labour this year but I don't blindly follow political allegiances like a football team) is that he does seem a nice guy. I mean think about it, let's have a look at the recent people in the running;

- William Hague
- Charles Kennedy
- Tony Blair
- Michael Howard
- Gordon Brown
- David Cameron
- Nick Clegg
- Ed Miliband
- Theresa May
- Jeremy Corbyn


I mean they're all absolute snakes in the grass. ****ing look at that list, they're all truely horrible. Now Corbyn is no groundbreaking politician. But he doesn't come across like a run of the mill career politician, tow the party line ****er.

Now there's been a lot of Labour v Tory in this thread, but look at that ****ing list. It's all of their fault and Theresa May is just another one of them scum bags. I mean you might have to avidly support Boris Johnson in the next election. <doh>

Oh, I didn't include Farage in the list because he was never really running for the leadership. But my opinion on him, even though I disagree with almost everything he says, he was good for politics.

think again carefully on this ... Corbyn NEVER toed the party line, which is why his leadership team tried to get rid of him .. Corbyn is a genuine socialist, always has been, and he's always been disruptive .. this is why he targeted the youth with the lie of free tuition, something no government can actually deliver

now May on the other hand, doesn't toe the Tory party line ... there are Tories who have acknowledged she can be a b1tch if she doesn't agree with a policy that isn't in the best interests of the people .. this country needs to shift it's thinking away from CLASS .. fcuk all this "working class" rubbish spouted by Corbyn, stop dividing the country .. it should be about opportunity and improvement, not woe is me and a handout


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think again carefully on this ... Corbyn NEVER toed the party line, which is why his leadership team tried to get rid of him .. Corbyn is a genuine socialist, always has been, and he's always been disruptive .. this is why he targeted the youth with the lie of free tuition, something no government can actually deliver

now May on the other hand, doesn't toe the Tory party line ... there are Tories who have acknowledged she can be a b1tch if she doesn't agree with a policy that isn't in the best interests of the people .. this country needs to shift it's thinking away from CLASS .. fcuk all this "working class" rubbish spouted by Corbyn, stop dividing the country .. it should be about opportunity and improvement, not woe is me and a handout


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Corbyn has never grown up, still lives like a uni student railing against the establishment, probably prefers to be in eternal opposition than lead. May on the other hand is nothing more than a chancer that got lucky. A coward to boot that ducked her head as Home Secretary during the London riots, ducked her head during the EU referendum and was too coward to be interviewed by anyone that might have asked an off script question, which is why she now runs a minority government. The fact she couldn't secure a working majority against a party led by corbyn and diane abbot speaks volumes for her talent. Billy, her party are lining up behind her with their knives.
 
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Dim Farron And Dick Clegg are at loggerheads, one wants another election because the public didn't know what they were voting for, and the other one doesn't
You can work out which hypocrite doesn't want another vote yourselves
 
Dim Farron And Dick Clegg are at loggerheads, one wants another election because the public didn't know what they were voting for, and the other one doesn't
You can work out which hypocrite doesn't want another vote yourselves

I can't...