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Naughty Dom Spoken To By Police
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YouGov... haha
YouGov on the day off referendem poll: Remain 52%, Leave 48% Actual results Remain 48%, Leave 52% |
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Its marvelous watching the our owners scratching their own eyes out.
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YouGov’s final pre-election polls in Battleground states: Trump still coming up short
Despite some gains, Trump is still short in key states As the 2016 campaign comes to a close, YouGov’s final polls indicate that Donald Trump’s Presidential bid will fail in a set of must-win Battleground states, such as North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Colorado and Nevada. Trump has made gains in Florida, where he is now tied with Clinton, and Ohio, where he holds a narrow lead. However, to win the necessary 270 electoral votes for a majority, Trump will need to carry at least three of Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. YouGov polled ten states in the last four weeks. Some states were polled multiple times, so only the most recent survey is included in the table below. Seven of these ten surveys were conducted for CBS News and have been published previously. Additional surveys, conducted over the weekend in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Utah, are reported for the first time here. Trump leads in four states. Trump holds comfortable margins in both Georgia and Utah. In Georgia, Trump has a six point margin, based upon overwhelmingly support among white voters in the state. Trump leads independent candidate Evan McMullin by 16 points, with Hillary Clinton in third place. Three states are nearly toss-ups. Trump has a one point lead in Ohio, Florida is tied, and Clinton has a two-point advantage in Pennsylvania (down from an 8 point lead in our most recent CBS Battleground poll conducted October 26-28). Clinton was ahead of Trump by three points in North Carolina in our poll last week for CBS. If Trump could win all four of these states, he would have a good chance of winning the election, but Clinton can lose three of these four and still have a good chance of accumulating the 270 electoral vote needed for victory. Some of these states also have important Senate races. If Clinton wins the Presidency, Democrats need a pickup of four seats to control the Senate. Republican held seats in Pennsylvania and North Carolina are toss-ups, as is Nevada (currently held by retiring Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid). https://today.yougov.com/topics/politics/articles-reports/2016/11/07/yougov-final-polls-battleground-states Trump won easily. |
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Oh dear, this issue has got you rattled
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this could actually get really ,really funny,if pressure grows to much,or there,s more to come in tomorrows papers, we could have a situation where cummins goes for something the health sec.,foreign sec,duchy of Lancaster,chan of ex and doris official spokesmen have told 70 million people todays its ok to do,
 ,a bloke resigning over something 70 million of us have been told its perfectly ok to do |
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cummings wife brother lives in london
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I think the concern for Tory supporters is they don't want the puppet master's strings cut that hold up the great supine protoplasmic invertebrate jellyman.
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Protecting one’s family is what any good parent does. The
@10DowningStreet statement clarifies the situation and it is wholly inappropriate to politicise it. Quote Tweet iain watson @iainjwatson · 5h First official @10DowningStreet statement on Dominic Cummings : 'mr Cummings Believes he acted responsibly and legally' 1:40 pm · 23 May 2020·Twitter for iPad 637 Retweets 444 Likes |
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bravermen already getting battered on social media for her good parent remark,from parents who looked after their kids whilst ill, she,ll probably go before cummings,she was already in the news today for seeking a high profile position in her peado sect
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We all know cummings did nothing wrong and would all do the same, its all about the agenda.
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Have you thought of applying for a job on Private Eye Sonko ?
You have a great satirical gift imo. |
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would it have been ok for everyone to do that?
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You are lying to yourself or not being honest if you would not do the same thing in the same position.
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would all do the same
The overwhelming majority of the population didn't do the same, they abided by the governments guidance. This is a textbook case of virtue signalling something this forum abhors. |
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I am surprised the shocking Coronavirus spreading behaviour of the press outside his house hasn't received more attention. No social distancing at all and hardly essential journeys to take a couple of photos
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The rules dont apply to the press/activists.
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I made the mistake earlier in using the word "thinks" regarding sonko. Apologies to all other forum members.
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The rules dont apply to the press/activists.
By that logic you have to say the same about Cummings, unless of course you wish to be disingenuous. |
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has his wife no family?
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essential workers as designated by let me think,argh cummings
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politicspunter
23 May 20 14:56 Joined: 20 Mar 18 | Topic/replies: 14,663 | Blogger: politicspunter's blog May 23, 2020 -- 2:52PM, Ibrahima Sonko wrote: We all know cummings did nothing wrong and would all do the same, its all about the agenda. You must be almost the only person in the UK that thinks that. ^ PP defended the Scottish CMO when she went on a jolly to her holiday home. Some people who lost money because of Boris taking power seem to think protecting your family is the same thing as inviting a mistress over or going on holiday. |
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Funny the bedwetters are not calling for Neil Ferguson to removed from his job ?
Double standards, no the left dont have any standards. |
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Cummings should be fired for his appearance alone. Scruffy ‘erbert.
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the story is BS - they just didn't like the idea of isolating in London and went to a nice farm in the country instead
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Funny the bedwetters are not calling for Neil Ferguson to removed from his job ?
I believe this is a thread on Dominic Cummings not Neil Ferguson. Please, by all means start a thread on Ferguson and revel in your 'virtue signalling' finger pointing. It'll save us all a lot of time - we can just copy and past post and replace Ferguson with Cummings. I like to plant lettuce to catch rabbits didn't you know? |
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Is that all you got ?
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You are a very low IQ poster.
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Oh, and Insider Trader, just so you know, I won plenty in the general election. Will you please stop trolling my every post now, even after I have blocked you?
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Mrs Cummings' heartbreaking tail of poor Dom's terrible illness makes no mention of the fact that it all took place at the other end of the country from their home.
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https://www.spiked-online.com/2020/05/23/dominic-cummings-broke-the-lockdown-good/ |
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Latest news is that he visited them twice.
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i voted brexit, and for boris , but im sorry forgetting actual politics, but this lot are incompetent, just imagine if this crisis was handled same way by corbyn
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Not sure their is a right or wrong way to handle an unpredictable event as this, any other leaders would had used the same scientific advice.
They may well be a useless government but its easy after the event to be wiser. |
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WHAT? He did it AGAIN?
...AFTER he recovered? If true, & Observer is running same story, every excuse put up for Cummings today by No10 & grovelling cabinet ministers just went up in smoke. Over to you, Prime Minister @BorisJohnson . Any more lies you want to try? piers morgan twitter tonight |
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They may well be a useless government but its easy after the event to be wiser.
Very low IQ poster |
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we wernt after the event we were last to be hit in Europe,townships in sowetto performed better than us
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