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Callisto-moon
18 Apr 17 11:37
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Bye bye conservatives.
Hello profit.

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By:
salmon spray
When: 18 Apr 17 11:39
I sncerely hope so. Extraordinarily cynical even by Tory standards    Angry
By:
wondersobright
When: 18 Apr 17 11:43
I wouldn't get your hopes up

conservatives 1/10 to win
By:
chavman
When: 18 Apr 17 11:50
be interesting to see how clegg,milliband and soubry get on-all massivly staunch and vocal remainers,setting up anti brexit committees-yet their constituencies voted for brexit Confused.

surely youre supposed to represent the views of your constituents in parliament Confused
By:
Shrews
When: 18 Apr 17 11:58
I like Corbyn, I agree with many of his idealistic principles.  I'm not too fussed on a monarchy, I don't believe any country should have nuclear weapons.

However, I'm as stoopid as that silly old bugger is.

There is no way the UK masses will vote for a pro CND, anti-monarchy, rag and bone man.  Those two factors alone plus his un-statesmanlike demeanour will mean wipeout. The media are going to rip him to shreds.

I might vote for him on the day, just so he gets a vote, I wouldn't want the well intentioned fellow to feel unloved.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 18 Apr 17 12:28
Chav you are right. In principle they should respect the wishes of their constituents.
They didn't so let's hope they are shown the door.
By:
sparrow
When: 18 Apr 17 12:33
We live in a parliamentary democracy not a bloody Co-Op.
If you don't like your MP's view then don't vote for them.
By:
driver2
When: 18 Apr 17 12:39
May has been very clever, she knows full well that Conservative opposition at the moment is a shambles and that there can only be one winner of an early GE and I'm very happy about that!
By:
crepello
When: 18 Apr 17 12:54
driver2 - I think you are a bit mixed up ......Laugh
By:
chavman
When: 18 Apr 17 13:01
my post stated i would be interested to see if mps who went against their constituents majority decision in the referendum got re elected sparrow.

you fkin idiot
By:
salmon spray
When: 18 Apr 17 13:05
Don't be rude to your elders chavvers or I will put you in detention     Mischief
By:
sparrow
When: 18 Apr 17 13:07
chavman    Joined: 04 May 12
Replies: 17996 18 Apr 17 11:50 
surely youre supposed to represent the views of your constituents in parliament





It's your post that is idiotic, chavman. An Mp is not expected to blindly follow a constituency vote.
By:
carrot1960
When: 18 Apr 17 13:07
The fact that Farron , Corbyn and Sturgeon think they have a chance of getting their way show you how far out of touch they are with reality
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 18 Apr 17 13:10
Another drubbing at the polls on the cards for Labour.
By:
chavman
When: 18 Apr 17 13:12
maybe i should have added to that sentence-if you want to give yourself any decent chance of getting re elected
By:
Facts
When: 18 Apr 17 13:15
Yeh, just like the Polls said we were big odds on to Remain.
This isn't an Election called for the good of the country.
Like Camerons call for a EU Referendum , it's all about ego and the Tory Party.
By:
chavman
When: 18 Apr 17 13:20
the more objective minded might say its about increasing parliamentary majority
By:
driver2
When: 18 Apr 17 13:28
Amazing coincidence crepello, your namesake won the Derby in June 1957 and almost to the day, 60 years later you're going to come well unstuck!
By:
tanglefoot
When: 18 Apr 17 13:33
Callisto u old jokerLaugh
By:
driver2
When: 18 Apr 17 13:35
100% correct chavman, you wants a mandate to do what she wants to do re Brexit
By:
driver2
When: 18 Apr 17 13:36
she wants!
By:
Crawford
When: 18 Apr 17 13:41
At least we're one election nearer to Steptoe and his cronies being sidelined.  So long as he takes his jonny-come-lately Momentum Group slime with him, so much the better.  Judging from the 1980s, it will take 3 election drubbings to get the hard left out of the Labour party so I shan't hold my breath.
By:
shady69
When: 18 Apr 17 13:44
we're moving towards a one party state, god help those of us who live north of Watford ...
By:
spyker
When: 18 Apr 17 13:45
surely youre supposed to represent the views of your constituents in parliament Confused

Jacob Rees-Mogg better change his tune then.
By:
ALIEN SEX FIEND
When: 18 Apr 17 13:50
Think Corbyn is a genuine guy, with true beliefs, however I would not trust him to run my household economy, let alone the Country.
By:
differentdrum
When: 18 Apr 17 14:03
This is all about gaining the biggest majority in history, nothing else.
By:
holywell
When: 18 Apr 17 14:13
I've voted Labour all my adult life, but, won't be voting for them in this election. The parties been taken over by the lunatics from the asylum. They have no chance of winning a General Election. Corbyn and McConnell will disappear, sadly they'll be replaced by others who couldn't run a corner shop never mind the country.

I've voted Labour all my life because of where I come from, I've witnessed the devastation the Tories brought on my local communities.
By:
BigField
When: 18 Apr 17 14:19
holywell you've no need to justify your vote, I voted conservative last time but would never begrudge someone for voting labour should it suit them better.
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