Nov 1, 2019 -- 1:08PM, ----you-have-to-laugh--- wrote:
The thick ones will still be brainwashedThe 17.4 million all knew what they were voting for so there cant be two different parties arguing what brexit meansafter 3 and a half years, ffs
Well that's the current state for you
"leave" and "remain" were the two options, there was no "soft brexit" or "hard brexit" or "this type of brexit" options
I've said it many times but within 5 minutes of the result the BBC were running with 'will it be a hard or soft brexit'. I said at the time that was the moment people needed to kick off and burn the place down, but was told to shut up
3 and a half years later and they've created a big long drawn out movie, whereby there's 6 different parties offering their own type of "brexit".
And whilst people are arguing, they are stripping away at your rights
Nov 2, 2019 -- 4:20AM, eric_morris wrote:
Just for remainers, no i dont wear a bra.
Why not?
Nov 2, 2019 -- 7:36AM, Mighty Whites 2008 wrote:
looking like boris can get a majority without the brexit party.Only the hardest of hard brexiters are going to vote for the brexit party in seats that matter the vast majority will return to the tory fold. 80% of brexit voters approve of boris as a leader. I doubt brexit partyy will even come close to matching ukip 2015
It really depends how many constituencies the Brexit Party stand candidates. Make no mistake, if they stand them in every one, they will seriously damage the tory vote.
Nov 2, 2019 -- 12:32PM, Mighty Whites 2008 wrote:
Not sure they will seriously damage the tories PP.Bexit and the tories are at nearly 50% in the polls but remember there are 5 million labour leave voters.When the day of reckoning comes I can't see many tory brexiters voting brexit if their constituency is tight.I would be surprised if Brexit party get 10% in the election and wouldn't be surprised if they took more votes of labour.Saw a poll for workington by survationcons 45% +3labour 34% - 17Brexit 13% +13LD 5% -2Greens 2% +2This kinds of supports how I am seeing things. Its a labour seat. Brexit are picking up 13% but the cons are winning the seat.Suspect Labour are going to get annihilated.
Somehow I don't think that one poll in one constituency that the tories are currently favourite to win anyway is a fair representation. There is a long long way to go.
Nov 2, 2019 -- 1:19PM, Mighty Whites 2008 wrote:
But the poll is suggesting that the brexit vote is impacting on labour more than the tories. Remember in the last election teresa got 42.6% of the vote only 200,00 less votes than Blair in his 97 landslide so a significant proportion of the population voted tory last time.Labour racked up a huge number of votes last time I just cant see that holding up if brexit stand in the north and midlands they will take a big chunk of labour votes and that will be enough for the tories to win tight seats.
It's not suggesting that to me.
Nov 2, 2019 -- 2:07PM, Mighty Whites 2008 wrote:
Labour won the seat in 2017. Tories are set to win based on the poll despite brexit having 13%Brexit are going to pick up a lot of labour leave votes especially males
The tories are favourite to win the seat and I expect they will win it. The type of voter that the Brexit Party normally tend to attract are elderly and male ie traditional Conservative voters.
Nov 4, 2019 -- 12:30PM, eric_morris wrote:
Are you saying the Tories have been lying when they have said they will revert to No Deal if a deal cannot get through the Commons?If they are then we may never leave. Thank goodness the Brexit Party are there to keep them honest.
They get a majority they'll get it straight through
n88uk is right if that's your want
My advise is don't vote, and down tools for 1 week and watch them squirm, once they squirm you've got them in checkmate
Nov 8, 2019 -- 4:17PM, eric_morris wrote:
70% of Tory voters and 81% of Brexit Party voters want a pact between the 2 parties.What is the problem Boris, the Tories dont really want to Leave Leave do they. I think that is clear now.https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/articles-reports/2019/11/07/most-conservative-and-brexit-party-voters-support-
I think they are playing the long game and seeing how the next few weeks plays out.
If it's what I'm thinking then it could be a masterplan!!