They might hit a bit of a stutter there.
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They might hit a bit of a stutter there.
Ubik News: Nick Timothy resigns.
SteveJ reporting that sources are saying Nick Timothy, Theresa May's political advisory has resigned.
No indeed. It bums me out though that both him and Sanders are getting towards retirement age.
I've heard from a poster who knows a poster who knows a poster that Dick Plymouthy has declined.
Churchill was PM until the age of 81. Corbyn looks in good nick for his age
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/40088208
Another example of the shining beacon of equality, respect and democracy that is the DUP.
Another example of the shining beacon of equality, respect and democracy that is the DUP.
Fine I'll post the tweet you lazy fecks
Fiona Hill has resigned.
It's all kicking off.
Fiiiiiiiiight!
Milner sent off.
Like how they're sacking the advisors to try and pass the blame.
Wonder who the stalking horse is going to be.
Classic May, so weak she sent Amber Rudd who's dad had died 3 days earlier to do a TV debate, now she let's her advisers take the hit for her shit judgement
They had to go. The manifesto was appalling.
Tbf, they're leading twats in their field; the types who think swearing a lot & 'radical ideas' like "What if...we rent unicycles to penguins on benefits?" constitute great advice.
So should she tbh...
This has been the tactic of recent times, last time the EU got the blame
"Oi! Gerroff moi land!"
"I'm very clear about getting off your land."
"I'm very clear about getting off your land."
Nigel Evans (Tory MP) was on Sky not long ago and said they alienated their core support so much with the manifesto that the only policy missing from it was euthanasia for over 70s. Then went on to say that despite the costing issues in the Labour manifesto, the Tories couldn't attack it as much as they'd have liked because they were trying to put out fires that they had created themselves with their own manifesto. Was a disaster for them. Oh well.
52%. We had a divided country then and still do, but many people would accept a decision based on a higher majority whichever way it went. And your 65/35 scenario would have been far more acceptable than what we had. Virtually half and half needed to be ruled out at least.
As far as I understand it, May doesn't wipe her arse without Hill and Timothy passing her the loo roll. I don't see her lasting the summer without them.
Not surprised Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy have resigned.
They had way too much influence at Downing street and were heavily involved in the disastrous campaign and manifesto. Even before this campaign, people in the Tory party were worried with the influence they had.
They had way too much influence at Downing street and were heavily involved in the disastrous campaign and manifesto. Even before this campaign, people in the Tory party were worried with the influence they had.
Paper in Blackpool before the election
Anyone here who remembers spitting image, they would have had a lot of fun over the last week.
Sky reporter saying senior Tories want David Davis as deputy PM.
Would be a good decision if it happened.
Would be a good decision if it happened.
Nick Timothy is a strange one. It seemed like he was the only Tory that saw the Corbyn surge coming, then did absolutely everything to suggest that he didn't.
End result - overall swing to Labour across the town (two seats).Paper in Blackpool before the election
Regardless of what happens from hereon in, this election has seen young people really take notice of politics and due to the tories really tory'ing this up, including this desperate clinging to power it should effectively turn a whole generation (or two) off them for good!
Thanks May!
Thanks May!
...and Boris has just phoned 10 Downing Street to ask which removals firm Mrs May seems to favour.
So before the election one common criticism I saw of Labour was the members had too much influence on who the leader is, while the Tories MPs just got on with it.