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By:
jucel69
When: 27 May 19 02:31

May 26, 2019 -- 8:10PM, n88uk wrote:


The problem was May thinking after the Gina Miller case and then losing her majority in the general election that she could still get away just doing whatever she wanted, that was never going to work when her own party was so divided on Brexit anyway. May set her own hard red lines without zero consensus from parliament and from that point on that road was certain to fail, yet May has managed to the continue the charade for like 18 months. Heck when May originally brought the backstop back in December 2017, it was labelled a triumph in the media, showing how May could get something out of the EU, how times change.


So 1.48 is free money?? Surely you would be taking it down to 1.01 if that was the case, as you say it's impossible.
If I was as certain as you I would bet raising as much money as possible to make the most of it

By:
aaronh
When: 27 May 19 11:21
Brexit Party + UKIP voters - 5,787,589
Article 50 revoke petition signatures - 6,085,083

only 1 winner here
By:
stickyvicky
When: 27 May 19 11:55
^
One cannot compare an online petition to a physical vote where the participants have to leave there homes and walk / drive to the nearest school / townhall to vote.
If that was the case A 50 petition numbers would be hugely reduced.
Nice try though.
By:
Crisp77
When: 27 May 19 11:59
X factor winner used to get 10 million votes but no one bought their albums
By:
A_T
When: 27 May 19 12:07
elections should be held on a Saturday so busy people have more opportunity to vote
By:
stickyvicky
When: 27 May 19 12:11
Read some where that they purposely don't hold elections at the weekends because half the country are pi55ed then.Laugh
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 27 May 19 12:16
seems how they voted they were pi ssed on thursday
By:
stickyvicky
When: 27 May 19 12:18
Nigel likes a liquid lunch, thats true.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 27 May 19 14:39
Anyone know when the bets will be settled on this ?
By:
northanlite
When: 27 May 19 15:09

May 27, 2019 -- 6:07AM, A_T wrote:


elections should be held on a Saturday so busy people have more opportunity to vote


the polling booths are open 7am to 10pm. are you really too busy?

By:
mafeking
When: 27 May 19 18:59
the only reasonable way to judge these results is to compare them with 2014. ukip got 27% then and now brexit/ukip got 35%. hell of a stretch to presume 50% of the remaining 65% are remain votes i.e 77% of all the others
By:
n88uk
When: 27 May 19 19:08
The Conservative/Labour vote collapsed much more than the last European elections though.
By:
aaronh
When: 27 May 19 19:18

May 27, 2019 -- 9:09AM, northanlite wrote:


May 27, 2019 -- 12:07PM, A_T wrote:elections should be held on a Saturday so busy people have more opportunity to votethe polling booths are open 7am to 10pm. are you really too busy?


it does sound silly when you put it that way but elections should still be on the weekend to maximise turnout. it's even worse in the US where you have to sometimes queue for hours. of course, the areas where the biggest queues are all seem to have something in common somehow Whoops

By:
Just Checking
When: 27 May 19 19:48
The shocker that is Barry Gardner continuing Labours marathon "sit on the fence and not take a side and then say it's clear what our position is when it isn't" marathon on C4 news.

Odd how every journalist on the planet and many Labour politicans are saying LAbour were just ****ed in this election because they have no clear position then eh, Barry?
By:
stickyvicky
When: 28 May 19 10:19
HOLD THE BACKPAGE !

Man City have not won the Premier League this year.....
If you count up and add together all the points Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs got,..substantially more..

Observation from Piers Morgan...Laugh...he's not wrong you know
By:
donny osmond
When: 28 May 19 10:42
piers morganSad

got to be desperate to quote piers morgan
By:
stickyvicky
When: 28 May 19 10:49
He's a pompous git but tells it as it is
By:
donny osmond
When: 28 May 19 10:55
Cry
By:
donny osmond
When: 28 May 19 10:56
By:
stickyvicky
When: 28 May 19 11:01
^
Is that Emily Thornberry in a thong ?
By:
Just Checking
When: 28 May 19 11:05
^^^ LaughLaugh

It's hard to tell as from this angle you can't see if her mouth is open talking over every else in the stadium.
By:
stickyvicky
When: 28 May 19 12:08
She normally talks out of her arris, doesn't she ?
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