Off Topic General election

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General election

  • Conservative

    Votes: 28 57.1%

  • Labour

    Votes: 16 32.7%

  • Libdem

    Votes: 2 4.1%

  • Other

    Votes: 3 6.1%
  • Total voters
    49
Bri said:
George Osborne: Theresa May manifesto 'worst in history'George Osborne has slammed Theresa May's manifesto and described it as the "worst in history". After the exit poll predicted a hung parliament, the former Chancellor…
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Pretty damning. Tory leader betting market going crazy. Serves the horrible cow right.
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It was always going to be a poisoned chalice, but at least she can be content knowing she'll not be blamed for the ****ty brexit deal we'll get.

who is going to be in charge tomorrow though?
 
Big Ern said:
It was always going to be a poisoned chalice, but at least she can be content knowing she'll not be blamed for the ****ty brexit deal we'll get.

who is going to be in charge tomorrow though?
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Her selfish timing of this election puts a huge amount of blame her imo.
 
Ochil & South Perthshire: Conservative gain from SNP

Clegg loses seat to labour!

Nick Clegg loses his seat to Labour
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Election 2017

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Former Lib Dem deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has lost his Sheffield Hallam seat to Labour.



 
so, looking like it's going to be hung, so who is going to join up with whom to form a coalition? Lib and Lab are far more likely bed-fellows than tory & lib were, but considering how their votes evaporated in the election following the coalition with Cameron, will they be wary of forming another.
 
Big Ern said:
so, looking like it's going to be hung, so who is going to join up with whom to form a coalition? Lib and Lab are far more likely bed-fellows than tory & lib were, but considering how their votes evaporated in the election following the coalition with Cameron, will they be wary of forming another.
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Lib dems ruled out any coalition based on Brexit remain. Tory/DUP could be all tories need to form a majority
 
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