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71% Lib Dem, 67% Labour. Somehow managed to get 48% UKIP???
89% LabourSo, have any of you taken the uk.isidewith.com election quiz?
Any surprising results, like Labour with the highest percentage...
Does it actually bother people when politicians can't remember off hand the exact cost of a policy? I've never understood the furore around when it happens. They're not machines.
May: "He wants to get the worst deal for Britain at the highest possible price."
Who the f*ck would believe that rubbish?
69% LabourSo, have any of you taken the uk.isidewith.com election quiz?
Any surprising results, like Labour with the highest percentage...
May: "He wants to get the worst deal for Britain at the highest possible price."
Who the f*ck would believe that rubbish?
Typical Tory, too tight to even share the link.
86% Lib Dem
81% Labour
73% Green
46% UKIP
45% Tory
No surprises on the Lib Dem/Labour stuff. It beggars belief that we're all getting higher UKIP totals than Tory though. Says a lot about how fecking extremist these cnuts have become.
People will fall for it though, sadly.
Good to see you back, Feckless.People fall for anything these days. Who'd believe that an extreme left IRA/Hamas/Munich terrorist supporter could even get this far. And if that wasn't insane enough, an economic plan that makes no sense to anybody with ten fingers.
You have ten fingers?People fall for anything these days. Who'd believe that an extreme left IRA/Hamas/Munich terrorist supporter could even get this far. And if that wasn't insane enough, an economic plan that makes no sense to anybody with ten fingers.
You have ten fingers?
People fall for anything these days. Who'd believe that an extreme left IRA/Hamas/Munich terrorist supporter could even get this far. And if that wasn't insane enough, an economic plan that makes no sense to anybody with ten fingers.
I think I probably do, as well.Yes. Though Dianne Abbot disputes this.
People fall for anything these days. Who'd believe that an extreme left IRA/Hamas/Munich terrorist supporter could even get this far. And if that wasn't insane enough, an economic plan that makes no sense to anybody with ten fingers.
I reckon nearly everyone will get at least 75 with one party.With some of you returning approval figures in the 80% range, feeling comfortable about your eventual choice must be fairly easy.
Let's say..
Its a bit silly though isnt it, how can I have 81% Lib Dem, 80% Labour. They aren't similarWith some of you returning approval figures in the 80% range, feeling comfortable about your eventual choice must be fairly easy.
It also helps when you have a great leader - a la SturgeonWith some of you returning approval figures in the 80% range, feeling comfortable about your eventual choice must be fairly easy.
Will be different policies though - and of course they have broadly common ground for a few things.Its a bit silly though isnt it, how can I have 81% Lib Dem, 80% Labour. They aren't similar
What are we meant to take from this, other than the blogger is a cnut?Ouch! I look forward to Emma's response to this on Woman's Hour...
Well... that her father is a much, much bigger cnut. It's a shame the emails between him and Emma weren't published.What are we meant to take from this, other than the blogger is a cnut?
Emma Barnett was very clever (and underhand) in using the opportunity, when Corbyn was trying to find the costings, to stick in the barbed reference to Gordon Brown.
Corbyn: "Can I give you the exact figure in a moment?"
Barnett: "Is this not exactly the issue with people and the Labour Party which came up under Gordon Brown that we cannot trust you with our money?"
That's a cheap shot right there. The guy hadn't memorised the figure, which she had already been given earlier by Angela Rayner. The issue, as Emma well knew, was that Corbyn hadn't memorised the figure. That was it. Nothing about the rights or wrongs of the policy and how it would effect the lives of the Womens Hour audience. She made it an issue about memory to throw Corbyn off balance and took the opportunity to get into the audience's mind, almost subliminally, her own message - that Labour are not to be trusted with our money.
Lots of our dads are and I doubt we'd come out too well if our emails were published.Well... that her father is a much, much bigger cnut. It's a shame the emails between him and Emma weren't published.
Well, they aren't, that has always been quite clear.
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This from an account followed by the likes of Barry Gardiner, Clive Lewis, John McDonnell.