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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?


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I'm trying to think of the next crazy thing that they'll do. Call on brexiteers to block parliament? Officially merge with the brexit party? Resign the office?
Cummings is going to going to leak that there's a bomb under parliament that only he knows how to diffuse.
 
Rory Stewart's off to be Brendan Rodgers' understudy.
 
You're not kidding anyone, I've seen your tagline.
I'm over Amber. Moved on to Layla Moran as my sociopath of choice.
This is basically like Boris going round his house while he was out and planting landmines all over his garden, only to end up finding himself in Camerons house, surrounded by landmines.
That's much better, thanks.
 
So the Tories are breaking with convention and running a Brexiter against Bercow at the next election. Bold move considering he has a 26k majority, Buckingham was only 50.7% leave, and he’s held that seat for 22 years. Really hope he runs again.
 
So the Tories are breaking with convention and running a Brexiter against Bercow at the next election. Bold move considering he has a 26k majority, Buckingham was only 50.7% leave, and he’s held that seat for 22 years. Really hope he runs again.
He was talking about stepping down when this has finished around October, but god knows when that will be now. Really hope he sticks around.
 
So the Tories are breaking with convention and running a Brexiter against Bercow at the next election. Bold move considering he has a 26k majority, Buckingham was only 50.7% leave, and he’s held that seat for 22 years. Really hope he runs again.
Eh?
 
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This apparently was Theresa May leaving after the vote tonight. :lol:
 
So the Tories are breaking with convention and running a Brexiter against Bercow at the next election. Bold move considering he has a 26k majority, Buckingham was only 50.7% leave, and he’s held that seat for 22 years. Really hope he runs again.

That's my constituency and loads have run against Bercow without a chance of winning, indys, greens UKIP and even the master of failure Farage himself. As a long serving MP Bercow is well respected among the constituents which goes without saying for all the other long running Conservative MPs who have just had the whip withdrawn.

Its so exciting to see how Boris will feck this whole thing up :lol:
 
Brexit has been a shambles, but it shouldn't be used as a form of historical revisionism

Cameron didn't need Brexit to feck over a lot of vulnerable people - he did a good job of that in his first term (which that graph illustrates).
 
Traditionally parties don’t run against the speaker in general elections.
No I understand that. I'm just questioning

a) where youve got that
b) whether you know Bercrow is/was a Tory
 
No I understand that. I'm just questioning

a) where youve got that
b) whether you know Bercrow is/was a Tory

a) One of the major media outlets ran it earlier. Sorry not sure which, I’m skipping between them a lot this evening.
b) Yes obviously. An extremely popular Tory in his constituency. Parachuting in a brexiter to challenge him at a time when the Tories are engaged in civil war is a pretty questionable tactic. It wouldn’t be the first time a popular incumbent kicked the ass of someone a party tried to impose.
 
Still voted with the people who kept stabbing her in the back despite, being originally a remainer, knowing the kind of clusterfeck this is.
Well, yeah, she's petty but she's not mad enough for the drama of voting against in her successors first vote.
 
a) One of the major media outlets ran it earlier. Sorry not sure which, I’m skipping between them a lot this evening.
b) Yes obviously. An extremely popular Tory in his constituency. Parachuting in a brexiter to challenge him at a time when the Tories are engaged in civil war is a pretty questionable tactic. It wouldn’t be the first time a popular incumbent kicked the ass of someone a party tried to impose.
Yeah I've found the source.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politic...ntion-plan-contest-john-bercows-seat-general/

fecking ridiculous if true. Riot.
 
Phillip Lee is going to struggle. Lib Dems are a distant third in Bracknell and it was firmly Leave territory.
 
Phillip Lee is going to struggle. Lib Dems are a distant third in Bracknell and it was firmly Leave territory.

Makes the Lib Dems decision to accept him as an MP all that more bizarre. Just giving yourselves some bad PR for someone who's a dead man walking anyway.
 
I’ve been doing commentary in Oxford all night and got back to this madness!

General election then by the looks of it. Should be fun.
 
Makes the Lib Dems decision to accept him as an MP all that more bizarre. Just giving yourselves some bad PR for someone who's a dead man walking anyway.

Not really that bad a PR move for them I guess. If he runs, he’ll certainly improve their vote share in that seat, maybe even moving them into second place.

I’m fascinated about what will happen with the deselected ones who are running again next time though. Shame people like Letwin, Greening, Soames etc already said they won’t run.
 
Hopefully they tank no deal Brexit tomorrow.

Then let's work on binning this shit idea all together.
 
Not really that bad a PR move for them I guess. If he runs, he’ll certainly improve their vote share in that seat, maybe even moving them into second place.

I’m fascinated about what will happen with the deselected ones who are running again next time though. Shame people like Letwin, Greening, Soames etc already said they won’t run.

It's not exactly a great look for them when you've got party activists expressing outrage on Twitter due to the fact this guy has an anti-LGBT past and isn't remotely liberal at all. Which should be a basic requirement for someone wanting to be a Lib Dem. It's obviously sensible for the party to hoover up defections but that shouldn't mean anyone is allowed in irrespective of their political past...otherwise they aren't really the Lib Dems but essentially a socially moderate Tory party. Which would perhaps make sense, to be fair, considering that's basically where Swinson's politics lie anyway.
 
Ken Clarke on Newsnight:
"The party has changed. It’s been taken over by a rather knockabout character who has this bizarre 'crash-it-through' philosophy. The cabinet is the most right-wing any Conservative Party has ever produced. They're not in control of events. The prime minister comes and talks complete rubbish to us."
 
It's not exactly a great look for them when you've got party activists expressing outrage on Twitter due to the fact this guy has an anti-LGBT past and isn't remotely liberal at all. Which should be a basic requirement for someone wanting to be a Lib Dem. It's obviously sensible for the party to hoover up defections but that shouldn't mean anyone is allowed in irrespective of their political past...otherwise they aren't really the Lib Dems but essentially a socially moderate Tory party. Which would perhaps make sense, to be fair, considering that's basically where Swinson's politics lie anyway.

True, but considering wider events I can’t see it hurting them any.

On a separate note, Boris’s constituency majority isn’t very big, and polling shows it has swung from narrowly leave at the referendum to narrowly remain. Now he’s a no-deal extremist, I wonder what might happen, especially if the Lib Dems sit this one out..
 
True, but considering wider events I can’t see it hurting them any.

On a separate note, Boris’s constituency majority isn’t very big, and polling shows it has swung from narrowly leave at the referendum to narrowly remain. Now he’s a no-deal extremist, I wonder what might happen, especially if the Lib Dems sit this one out..

Name recognition should ultimately ensure he keeps the seat provided the nationwide Tory vote doesn't completely sink. Although if the election really goes against them, would then perhaps come into play.