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She's got some nerve to cling on after gambling the housekeeping on a larger majority. Gone soon and yet another general election in October is my guess.
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Agreed Louis.The woman is a total shambles.Trying to kid us on her obvious u turn regarding the social care issue did it for me.The sooner she goes the better.I voted for the Tories but through gritted teeth.
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None of the others want what at the moment is a poisoned chalice. May will be kept on at the moment but others will be pulling the strings now.
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Bloody Difficult Woman
... to drag kicking and screaming from #10 Probably not so bloody difficult in brexit negs |
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her brand was well holed even before the vote,she cant get up in the commons now and carry the farce on
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boris laughing his head off
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Anyone who thinks Boris will improve Tory fortunes is deluded.
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hopefully boris would be like the orange thing in the states.epople cant see how fckn awful they are till their in the kitchen
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Trump and Boris.
Now, there is a thought. |
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Snap.
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how he dodged the sh** from the garden bridge farce fck knows
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'In April Theresa May revealed how she hatched plans for a snap general election during a walking holiday in Snowdonia.'
Well, that's the last time Theresa May goes walking in Snowdonia ! |
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Had to laugh at Jezza this morning saying that May had to go - This coming from the man who clung on even after 172 of his own MP's voted no confidence in him!
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Next election - Corbyn still there and he lost.
May gone and she won. It's easy to see why the Tories stay in power for such long periods. |
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Crippen and Spiv culture |
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Manifesto u-turns, ducking out of debates, being so out of touch that she thought the Election could be fought on Brexit. What little credibility she had at the start of the campaign was soon lost.
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http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/theresa-may-vows-to-govern-for-next-five-years-as-she-confirms-deal-with-dup-a3561366.html
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Looks like her make up done by an embalmer
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'Tory insiders now saying that they've lost every marginal constituency that Theresa May has visited '
No wonder she didn't go on TV ! |
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Betfair have still not paid out on the next prime minister market
 I had a fantastic position on this with anyone of the favourites to replace her all very healthily green and david davies on £1313 but I still could not fathom why theresa was still trading at around evens. I didn't want to cash out and lose my big bets so stayed up until 7am but still the market refused to change. So I did some trading so that theresa still earned me £100 and went to sleep. When I got up all excited theresa was 1.11 approx  |
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As she goes along it's just been all "maydup" by her
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As bad as she is what can the Tories do?
Sack her and elect a new leader and carry on? Cries of no mandate. Sack her and appoint a new leader and go to the polls for a mandate? Keep her and involve other parties in Brexit as suggested? Is a certainty she'll go but when is suitable? |
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She will be removed at the earliest opportunity.
Ideally new leader should be in place by the conference in Sepember |
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But brexit talks starts next week.
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Theresa May failed the job interview in every sense. Her whole campaign was a sh1tshow. All her vulnerabilities were exposed and she needs to go...... but the timing couldn't be much worse with the Brexit clock running. What do we need to do ?? How ??
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May is a laughing stock and seriously weakens our credibility in Brexit talks.
But who would want to take over her mess? |
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Boris and Gove have to take some responsibility had they not turned on each other it may of been different. Both should of carried on with the leadership campaign, had there been head to heads and debates maybe TMs frailties would of maybe come to light.
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Ignoring that p1ssing hundreds of millions of the country's money up the wall and ceasing brexit process for a couple of months apparently isn't an act for which one resigns .... surely in the old days, the tory party would have had a removal van outside #10 on friday morning and a queue of potential successors fighting amongst themselves to be the first to stick the knife in. Don't the current tories have any pride ? Or spine ?
I've heard people saying there isn't anyone better to take over - they've surely got to be joking. Potentially worse PMs than the last two they've inflicted on us ? That doesn't seem possible |
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Due to his name, looks and accent he wouldn't go down well with the British public but Jacob Rees-Mogg would be my preferred choice
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As a Labour supporter Jacob would be my choice as well
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Sneaky
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You're being DUPed
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May's working majority I believe will be 14 thanks to the DUP seats plus the SNP not turning up at Westminster.
Remainers took a big hit with the SNP losing 40% of seats and Lib Dems gaining just 4. Both parties made 'Remain' front and centre of their campaign. Labour are now stronger and hopefully more stable. Corbyn has vowed to see Brexit go through according to the will of the people. The suggestion that all Labour MPs will oppose May in Brexit talks is incorrect. Many are Leavers and the rest are hopefully democrats. May is still PM with most overall votes and seats. Labour lost, SNP were trounced and Farron's EU REf #2 is dead. Onwards and upwards. |
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they voted for HER this time. Before it was Cameron.
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called an election when she said she wouldn't,when there was no need,said all the wrong things to the very people who would vote for the tories,the result is ( on purpose)? a much,much weaker hand for a deal for brexit, don't be surprised if the government called for a 2nd vote on it come autumn just like the danes did
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