Thankfully only low single figures for the Fascists.Exit Poll suggests big Labour majority. Reform predicted to get 13 seats though, which is bad for the UK.

LibDem gains are great for the UK - and DUP losing seats is great news!
Thankfully only low single figures for the Fascists.Exit Poll suggests big Labour majority. Reform predicted to get 13 seats though, which is bad for the UK.


Truss, Rees Mogg, Shapps, Mordaunt, Baker et all....Your boys took a hell of a beating!![]()
Thankfully only low single figures for the Fascists.
LibDem gains are great for the UK - and DUP losing seats is great news!
Reform picked up a million more votes than the Lib Dems but take 64 fewer seats.
A very undemocratic quirk of FPTP.
Who the **** voted for Jenrick!
Their victories have certainly dampened the mood, but as two of those are likely to further destroy the Tory Party from within, then all may not be lost in that regard.
I think Mordaunt might have had a chance of pulling it together. They will be sorry to have lost her. Again not a great night for democracy though. Although I do like the local representative that you get with our system, it does also provide strange results on a vote per seat basis, and giant majority of seats for a party that didn't get a giant majority of the vote. Oddly enough the LibDems have tended to lose out to the system in the past, but this time seem to have gamed the system by concentrating on certain seats rather than getting a nationwide vote. So my head tells me this might be the only workable system of government, my heart tells me that it's a very odd version of democracy.
Just think about this.
England Labour
Scotland Labour
Wales Labour?
Manchester Mayor Labour
London Mayor Labour
West Midlands Mayor Labour
Then there's all the Labour councils from the May elections.
This is HUGE and it could be a force for good but equally a position where you cannot hide if you get it wrong.
Counter point: Strange women distributing swords is no basis for a system of governmentI think Mordaunt might have had a chance of pulling it together. They will be sorry to have lost her. Again not a great night for democracy though. Although I do like the local representative that you get with our system, it does also provide strange results on a vote per seat basis, and giant majority of seats for a party that didn't get a giant majority of the vote. Oddly enough the LibDems have tended to lose out to the system in the past, but this time seem to have gamed the system by concentrating on certain seats rather than getting a nationwide vote. So my head tells me this might be the only workable system of government, my heart tells me that it's a very odd version of democracy.
I'd forgive plenty if a political party stopped lying to its electorate. I can't watch politics on TV anymore. There's precious little point. The interviewees just spout absolute bollocks and obvious lies and the interviewers let them get away with it.
Is anyone fooled by it? If you've got the intelligence to turn a TV set on, you're almost certainly bright enough to know how full of **** they are.
If Starmer can own up to his party's errors and sack those who need sacking, that'll be good enough for me to give them a second term.
As much as I hate to give the lazy blob of rancid cum the benefit of the doubt, lying became normalised under Theresa May's premiership considering the constant flow of porkies from May, Amber Rudd, Liam Fox, Gavin Williamson et al - plus she elevated the likes of the randy Honey Monster and Pol Patel into cabinet positionsLying has always been there in politics but the bare-faced unaccountable lying and truth twisting since Boris came to power set a precedent never seen before in this country.
Counter point: Strange women distributing swords is no basis for a system of government
Considering how tetchy Mordaunt got at the slightest pushback, not just during the election campaign but during the Tory leadership contest, her leading the party may sound good on paper but in reality would be as bad as Rishi-Washy
