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I'm more interested in the lone Plaid Cymru voter.
Considering my range of scores is less extreme than many who have posted theirs, I would say I am more moderate than most.
Your dedication to this thread is admirable. Is she unaware how much New Zealand lamb we import? 'It will go off'.@DiseaseOfTheAge @Damien
BNP is strong with this one.
Labour - 76%
Lib Dem - 67%
Green - 64%
Conservative - 48%
UKIP - 48%
Lib Dem - 67%
Green - 64%
Conservative - 48%
UKIP - 48%
Maybe she assumed it would go via BA
@DiseaseOfTheAge @Damien
Fair point. Take it she's never been to Gaucho Grill...Maybe she assumed it would go via BA
I just did that test. I side with Labour, LibDem, Tory, Ukip and Green on immigration
EDIT: And Plaid Cymru, SNP, British Nationalists, Sinn Fein, Libertarians and Democratic Unionists. Who knew there was such consensus.
My non-white immigrant wife got 56% Ukip (Lab/Lib top two), but identifies as a Tory...pre-May.
Parties you side with...
66%Labour
Immigration • Economic • Foreign Policy • National Security • Healthcare • Social • Science • Domestic Policy • EducationVote for
64%Liberal Democrat
Foreign Policy • Immigration • Science • Domestic Policy • Education • Healthcare • SocialVote for
59%UKIP
Transportation • Immigration • Economic • Social • Science • Domestic Policy • EducationVote for
58%Conservative
Transportation • Immigration • Economic • Domestic Policy • Science • Social • Healthcare • ElectoralVote for
56%Green
Immigration • Economic • Foreign Policy • Education • SocialVote for
EDIT: And Plaid Cymru, SNP, British Nationalists, Sinn Fein, Libertarians and Democratic Unionists. Who knew there was such consensus.
My non-white immigrant wife got 56% Ukip (Lab/Lib top two), but identifies as a Tory...pre-May.
Parties you side with...
66%Labour
Immigration • Economic • Foreign Policy • National Security • Healthcare • Social • Science • Domestic Policy • EducationVote for
64%Liberal Democrat
Foreign Policy • Immigration • Science • Domestic Policy • Education • Healthcare • SocialVote for
59%UKIP
Transportation • Immigration • Economic • Social • Science • Domestic Policy • EducationVote for
58%Conservative
Transportation • Immigration • Economic • Domestic Policy • Science • Social • Healthcare • ElectoralVote for
56%Green
Immigration • Economic • Foreign Policy • Education • SocialVote for
I just found out that was at my dads event... When i saw him on the feckin news!
My family don't tell me anything
On a hunch, I looked at Theresa May's record on the same legislation. Turns out she voted against most of it as well.
http://www.publicwhip.org.uk/mp.php?mpn=Theresa_May&mpc=Maidenhead&house=commons&dmp=1053
Wow. £200 a month is a lot. Ridiculous really. What services do you get for paying that much? Garbage collection?
It's a collection of things really. Waste management, street lighting and maintenance, street cleaning, planning application department, maintenance of libraries and anything else the council wants to waste money on
It is bad enough as it is, but if it triples under labour then
This must be bollocks
It's all true.
If it is true, he's a despicable human being
Irrelevant
I would certainly hope so, as it doesn't sound very well thought out currently.
It's a collection of things really. Waste management, street lighting and maintenance, street cleaning, planning application department, maintenance of libraries and anything else the council wants to waste money on
It is bad enough as it is, but if it triples under labour then
Green bin collection has been reduced to fortnightly hereabouts, and the less said about their notions of planning the better.
They should erect a larger version of this statue in Brussels, perfect symbology for local government and their use of money:
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I would certainly hope so, as it doesn't sound very well thought out currently.
Green bin collection has been reduced to fortnightly hereabouts, and the less said about their notions of planning the better.
They should erect a larger version of this statue in Brussels, perfect symbology for local government their use of money:
Perfect!Oh dear, this could become the new Modric. Take it back quick, for your own good.
Leading story on ITV News is Corbyn not being able to cite numbers this morning ffs
Not only that they've edited her speech this morning which i think happened prior to be about Corbyn being unprepared.
Not only that they've edited her speech this morning which i think happened prior to be about Corbyn being unprepared.
Corbyn has a low ceiling.
I still don't really believe this (it's the hope that kills you), but lol.
This would be...something.
Genuinely not sure what government you could get out of that. Tory with LD and DUP confidence and supply possibly most realistic, and it would be seriously tight.
Genuinely not sure what government you could get out of that. Tory with LD and DUP confidence and supply possibly most realistic, and it would be seriously tight.
I'm more interested in a Labour/SNP coalition. I think Corbyn and Sturgeon would make for an interesting double act.
Please please!!
You forget how quickly the lib dems forget anything they said to get elected if they get nicer offices in parliament.
I'll believe it when I see it though. I'd be shocked if the tories lost seats.
I'll believe it when I see it though
Is that the SNP losing six seats and them all going to Labour? A Lib Dem gain of 2. as well by the looks of it.
Be interesting to know where YouGov expects the Tories to lose 20 constituencies...
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If you had those numbers, Labour+SNP+LD+Plaid+Green would get you 321. Depending on the NI numbers, with the SDLP you might be able to crack 324 for a majority when taking the speaker and Sinn Fein into consideration. But it would be by like one or two.
HERE WE feckING GO LADS!
Sinn Fein taking their seats to deny the Tories of a majority, and thus siding with a Labour politician who's been accused of associating with the IRA, would be the most popcorn-inducing political incident in a long, long time.
Forget nuclear or fracking, we'd be able to power the nation for the next decade just on boiled Tory pissSinn Fein taking their seats to deny the Tories of a majority, and thus siding with a Labour politician who's been accused of associating with the IRA, would be the most popcorn-inducing political incident in a long, long time.
Oh godSinn Fein taking their seats to deny the Tories of a majority, and thus siding with a Labour politician who's been accused of associating with the IRA, would be the most popcorn-inducing political incident in a long, long time.
Genuinely think we'd get another election within a few months if that was the seat count, reckon the Tories would axe May and install someone less weird.
Despite the disgraceful media coverage, I'd laugh my backside off if the Tories don't get a majority. Talk about an own goal, Liverpool style.