LABOUR SMASHED

What A sad day for this country

Or maybe the exit polls are wrong of course

would like to think so but not likely

might be but would think unlikely

Paddy saying poll is bollox.  Only guarantee is George Galloway gets in.

lets hope so . certainly do not need disciples of Blair and Brown in charge .....

i think it's closer than the exit poll says, most seats yes but not the difference between con / lab predicted

labour minority is the trade

I reckon exit polls are on their way out...

Country finally comes to its senses?

Only hope is that those saying ****ervative actually voted UKRAP and split the wnaker vote

used to be that people were ashamed of saying they voted c**nt selfservative on the way out of the poll, now there is an even more embarrassing option.

Blessed are the rich as they will inherit the UK.

1.18 cameron to be prime minister, what an absolute gift

LUMP ON NOW

grey shark     07 May 15 22:19 
lets hope so . certainly do not need disciples of Blair and Brown in charge .....

We already have, they are called Tories.

good luck with lumping on based on an exit poll of about 20000

what time does it run

Great if Balls loses his seat

denathorn    07 May 15 22:56 
1.18 cameron to be prime minister, what an absolute gift

LUMP ON NOW

could you show by example and post your lumpy bet please.

Great if Balls loses his seat

aaah shut the fcuk up you sour ****

**** = plum?

Liberals finishing behind the Greens in both Sunderland seats and losing their deposits.

Clegg the great political strategist of our time

captain christy ...if you really support someone like Balls you need help

Blessed are the rich
Cursed are the sick,the disabled and the low-paid.

labour running away with it.  3-0 up, still available at 75's ...

^thank god

Could be an interesting few years - Conservative minority government rips itself apart over the Europe ref, the oppo now more left wing (and larger) than before (with SNP) and the Libdems a nonentity again. It's not like the Cons will be held to ransom by a minority single country party now is it?

Isn't a general election a wonderful thing? It's even better than five years ago. Samaritans totally inundated with Labour spongers sobbing down the phone asking if their giros are going to be stopped.

Middle England and London seats decide , nothing happened yet that wasn't expected

The referendum Cameron has promised will destroy him hopefully.

how can Westminster possibly decide Scottish affairs without a seat in the house

its mandate time again , whoda thunk it

will the queen be purring when Cameron gets booted out as she was in referendum I wonder

an

and will Gordon brown the brown ersed clown say sorry for jumping into bed with the tories and destroying Scottish labour

At least I can fook off to another country and forget this sad Country no good another 5 years of dipsticks..

May 8, 2015 -- 12:11AM, Eeternaloptimist wrote:

Isn't a general election a wonderful thing? It's even better than five years ago. Samaritans totally inundated with Labour spongers sobbing down the phone asking if their giros are going to be stopped.

I'll be sober in the morning you'll still be a c u n t

Labour will wreck the economics again or the tories will kill more elderly and poor , not much of a choice down south

denathorn    07 May 15 22:56 
1.18 cameron to be prime minister, what an absolute gift

LUMP ON NOW

could you show by example and post your lumpy bet please.

has he posted a bet yit?

It makes no difference who you pick the kid in the gallery will surely spit..

denathorn lives on fantasy island 1.01

has he got a tattoo?

tells his boss when the planes landing then goes back to high rolling and womanising

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Replies: 11155 08 May 15 00:32 
Labour will wreck the economics again or the tories will kill more elderly and poor , not much of a choice down south

What do you mean by again, did you read that in The Sun? Didn't the banks cause the recession, just as they did in America or did Labour ruin their economy too?

Just because you are at the wheel and someone drives into the back of you to cause a crash, doesn't make you responsible for the accident.

it wasn't the banks who sold our gold at rock bottom prices

or dragged us into illegal wars

or cut benefits to the elderly and sick

or nicked the milk from kids mouths

or allowed the country to be overrun by immigration

Cameron or milliband , doesn't really matter England is fecked even further , depending on where you live off course

you know its bad when the  extremists like UKIP are gaining voters

I think tonight sees Britain more divided than anyone could have thought.
Scotland wants out of the Union
England wants out of Europe
A party that introduced bedroom tax may rule with a majority whilst their coalition partners who battled to bring the working poor out of tax get decimated.

i like tory.

good for building

good for the economy

ed will surely have to go tmrw

No you're right hello :-) it wasn't the banks that did any of that but that's not what you said previously and wasn't what I was taking issue with.

ima, are you a labour supporter if you don't mind me asking?

At least McVey has gone

fabulous to see labour smashed everywhere.

westminister be a nightmare with 58 scottish, will be on for another referendem asap

Ed Balls is close to the exit it's a photo finish. Result in an hour I hope he's history can't stand the plank.

Nice to see scottishcommunists taking over. This will serve as an example to the working classmorons in england who felll for the MI5 ukip plot

What a great night...high on the agenda must be to give effect to the  boundary changes that Clegg reneged on in the  coalition;also let's give Scotland to the Scots and let them spend themselves into oblivion.

May 8, 2015 -- 2:59AM, Steamship wrote:

I think tonight sees Britain more divided than anyone could have thought. Scotland wants out of the UnionEngland wants out of EuropeA party that introduced bedroom tax may rule with a majority whilst their coalition partners who battled to bring the working poor out of tax get decimated.

What a prick .... Hope this helps

rmccarthy16     08 May 15 04:25 
ima, are you a labour supporter if you don't mind me asking?

No I don't mind you asking rmccarthy16 but that's a difficult one to answer as I'm a Socialist. :p

The current Labour Party aren't really left-wing enough for me but in the same way as if you asked me what I would prefer, a punch on the arm or a kick in the b0ll0cks, I'd go for the least worst option and so voted Labour based on that, considering I would never vote Tory, the Lib Dems spent the last 5 years propping up the Tories and UKIP are just more honest Tories not afraid to say the things the Tories are thinking anyway.

The people in the UK have indeed never had it so good..

Trouble is that that with Social Media even the freaks can post...

So presumably Ima you never voted for New Labour ?....

At the time, surely the Lib Dems were more to the left ?....

Ima fecking amazed that you can even post your rubbish..

Get back to Socialist...NOWHERE..

aberdonia do we have to have a vote every six months to decide if Scotland can do a Greece..

You do realise that the fact that the Sweaties voted in more half-wits in a single day than ever before was only a protest vote..

Beats me why they did that as most Scots should be natural Conservatives...

Just a thought.

halcyon days     10 May 15 21:24 
So presumably Ima you never voted for New Labour ?....

Only in 1997 halcyon days for Tory lite led by Blair but once again it was a case of the least worst option just to get the Tories out after almost two decades. Other times I either voted for the Socialist candidate if one stood in my constituency or spoiled my paper if they didn't.

I never really believed at the time the LibDems were genuinely more to the left and were just chancers saying anything to try to lure disgruntled Labour voters, knowing full well they actually could say anything due to having no chance of forming a government by themselves but with the possibility of gaining more seats all the same.

How they acted after that 2010 election just seems to confirm that view and explains why they were annihilated this time around once those disgruntled voters felt betrayed. If you were a disgruntled Labour voter in 2010 but didn't want a Tory government, voting LibDem and then seeing them help install a Tory government isn't really likely to endear the LibDems to you and make you want to vote for them again.

homefortea     10 May 15 21:30 
Ima fecking amazed that you can even post your rubbish..

Get back to Socialist...NOWHERE..

Relax homefortea, I'd lose you and find you again when in comes to politics and unless you are a millionaire or very close to it, voting for the Tories is like being black and voting for the National Front.....they just laugh at the ignorance.