Totally agree. May would be back in with a huge majority if there was enthusiasm for a hard Brexit.
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Yeah she should be quids in. Well done to your mum.
i think you've got to remember on a lot of issues the DUP already vote with the conservatives. i don't think they will need to promise much to get them on side.
Nah. A huge (or even any) Tory majority would be worse. UKIP not getting reamed would be worse.
Nah. As nasty as the DUP are she's in a far weaker position than if a huge Con win had been delivered. Think they will even manage to soften some of the Conservatives edges on brexit.
Torys and the DUP. If ever we were looking a hard Brexit its now. Those cnuts will want to build a wall on the Irish border. It ain't gonna be pretty for the UK economy. Not to mention our own little economy in the Republic.
Ironically the DUP are very Eurosceptic so hard Brexit could be still on the cards.
Article 50 should have been triggered after this election.
I don't think so. I heard May and Corbyn being accused of a conspiracy of silence on Brexit in this election. Neither wanted to tackle the issue and it was largely fought on domestic policy.
And yet she will.
Is these a photo of the full lineup? I wanna see elmo again.
A lot of UKIP voters backing Labour in this election is a sign they got cold feet on a hard Brexit.
This tiny shitty majority with the dup is untenable really. Not gonna last.
They're dead in pretty much any city that matters. Good.
Paul Nuttalls stands down as Fuhrer of the UKIPs
Has Nutall resigned?
Confirmed!
Confirmed!
gone
so its not going to be a coalition, just a Tory Government with the DUP backing, what a fecking mess this country is in.
How long will that last ?
How long will that last ?
That is actually scary. I don't know if English people realise how backward and horrible the DUP are.
thanksThink this election crucially means loads of different things, it means some people don't want a hard Breixt, lots of people don't see brexit as the biggest issue, some people don't want May some people don't want Corbyn, lots of Scotish don't want a second reffrendum and on the whole the country remains slightly more right wing then left.
I don't know if this needs to be said,
but this is a terrible, terrible, terrible result for those that want a Soft Brexit
but this is a terrible, terrible, terrible result for those that want a Soft Brexit
It could have been worse, could have been a coalition with the UKIP
Uh, why are they still broadcasting this twat.
Small chance they collapse before it's finalised and we can re-do the referendum and sack it off.
The DUP guy they had on BBC last night was vile.
5 years
You just know the Anti Corbyn MP's have been meeting in secret recently to talk strategy (Forcing Corbyn out) in what they predicted to be an awful night for Labour.
She's the political editor of BBC News.
Don't agree; left to right;
Green - SNP - Labour - Lib Dem - Conservative - UKIP
1.6% - - 3.0% - 40% - - - 7.4% - - -- 42.4% - - - 1.8%
1.6% - - 3.0% - 40% - - - 7.4% - - -- 42.4% - - - 1.8%
Only looking at parties that got over 1% of the vote.
Center is firmly in the middle of the Lib Dems.
That's just amazing.
Yep. May put the party before the country. Tories wanted the country over a barrel before they asked them to vote.
Wait until the Mail realise that the Tories are getting into bed with a party that could end up costing the UK taxpayer up to £1b in a botched green energy scheme.
thats closer then i thought.... gives me a bit of hope for the country, cheers!