Throw some scotch bonnets into this, the audience are even going too lightly on him - it needs more spice!
UK General Election - 12th December 2019 | Con 365, Lab 203, LD 11, SNP 48, Other 23 - Tory Majority of 80
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I've never seen Crimewatch done like this.
Someone needs to ask him if he fecked that Arcuri woman
Wow he can't even say sorry
Very poorly. I will give Bruce credit by backing up some questions and calling out but once he waffles past that "they have to move on"
Now flip flopping on the enquiry
Wouldn't be surprised if someone did at this point.
This is far far worse than May's car crash. It was tough for Swinson but the tag line here is basically "You're a cnut"
Everyone knows the answer to that.
A better showing for Johnson than Swinson. Maybe not a huge surprise she got so mich flack considering Nick Clegg's history in Sheffield.
Yeah. I’d have voted for her if she was Labours candidate. Shame they don’t have SNP in London!
Disagree, he can just bluff his way through and he looks normal doing it, whereas you could see it killing May with every comment.
I think Boris also did well in his final 10 minutes. Doubt any of his vote back would rebel on tonight’s performance as there was no new criticism.
I thought he was the same level of utter crap throughout to be honest. Only got to hear Johnson and Sturgeon though, the difference was night and day.
Bloke terrified by Corbyn because of 'video I saw on Youtube' 
The first 15 were a complete shambles though, he never answered the questions.
Corbyn needs to try and rile up the Bully Boy at the next debate. Say something along the lines of "he's not here tonight because in the last debate he was afraid to answer the difficult questions from the electorate, and the coward is now hiding from all of you"
Shamelessly trying to get a gig in the BBC News production crew.Bloke terrified by Corbyn because of 'video I saw on Youtube'
Yeah I'm not going to give this a watch.
BJ has gotten off very lightly on all his scandals and bullyboy parliamentary tactics. Teflon!
Yeah he's certainly happier to just carry on with bluster but for anyone watching it felt like the attacks were worse than those against May and he did nothing to counter them.
It won't change a thing of course it was just nice to see a format that put him under some scrutiny for once because journalists don't and the house of commons barely allows it. All his nasty bullshit is priced in unfortunately.
He never does!
They were as shambloic as Corbyn’s when viewed from the eyes of opposing voters.
You should. All of the leaders got difficult questions. Johnson and Swinson, even based on the Beebs on live blog, got thrashed the most.
Corbyn came across as a sensible dignified decent normal person.
Swinson was absolutely appalling and Johnson was his usual shambling lying mess.
Swinson was absolutely appalling and Johnson was his usual shambling lying mess.
I'd say -
Corbyn - I don't think he came across well, but managed to deliver his points, deflecting bigger criticisms back onto policy
Sturgeon - Most effective politician in the UK, but then again it's easier when the pressure's completely off and you're all but guaranteed a huge win
Swinson - Couldn't even answer a question on student fees well, which is the easiest of the Lib Dem coalition fails to defend
Johnson - The format suited his ability to bluster through scathing criticism.
In other words- Nothing has changed. NOTHING HAS CHANGED!
Corbyn - I don't think he came across well, but managed to deliver his points, deflecting bigger criticisms back onto policy
Sturgeon - Most effective politician in the UK, but then again it's easier when the pressure's completely off and you're all but guaranteed a huge win
Swinson - Couldn't even answer a question on student fees well, which is the easiest of the Lib Dem coalition fails to defend
Johnson - The format suited his ability to bluster through scathing criticism.
In other words- Nothing has changed. NOTHING HAS CHANGED!
Sturgeon the best by quite some way. Boris and Jezza about level annoyingly. Swinson was a fecking embarrassment and should resign immediately.
Chuka will have loved that Swinson performance to be fair, he's probably already painting over the name on the battle bus
100% this
BUT........
Corbyn shouldn't need a audience member to bail him out. Same thing happened in the last election as well
BUT........
Corbyn shouldn't need a audience member to bail him out. Same thing happened in the last election as well
Imagine the outrage if Crazed Commie Corbyn hid the Russian interference report.
I mean, all personal political bias aside, it's slightly important that we learn whether our elections (and referendums) are crooked from the off.
I mean, all personal political bias aside, it's slightly important that we learn whether our elections (and referendums) are crooked from the off.
Just posting this to make a couple of heads explode.
That was pretty bad from Johnson tonight. Not a total car crash, but clearly showed his lack depth.
The questions to him were hostile and relentless and could probably have carried on in that manner for hours. His bluster just wasn't enough to cover up his flaws.
Corbyn looked awkward most of the time. He did better than Johnson by a mile, but I doubt well enough to pull in anyone who was against him before tonight.
The questions to him were hostile and relentless and could probably have carried on in that manner for hours. His bluster just wasn't enough to cover up his flaws.
Corbyn looked awkward most of the time. He did better than Johnson by a mile, but I doubt well enough to pull in anyone who was against him before tonight.
Just watching Corbyn's segment now. Personally, I don't think it was particularly inspiring but he did well enough.
Some of the questions/comments helped him I feel. People saying they are scared but not specifying what they are scared of.
One guy some guy brought up a question about an ex-Bolivia leader, not sure how many people would particularly care with regards to the election.
I think the questions did get me more relevant/challenging though, but nothing on really on whether Labour's policies are feasible in terms of costing.
Some of the questions/comments helped him I feel. People saying they are scared but not specifying what they are scared of.
One guy some guy brought up a question about an ex-Bolivia leader, not sure how many people would particularly care with regards to the election.
I think the questions did get me more relevant/challenging though, but nothing on really on whether Labour's policies are feasible in terms of costing.
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It's incorrect, as Wilson backed remaining.
Corbyn's issue is that his Brexit policy won't win over many Labour Brexiters. This election will all be about carefully calibrated electoral math. It's either a Tory landslide, or a Labour/SNP coalition, the actual numbers will be closest they've ever been.
Dude!!
Your final claim betrays the predicates of your proposition.
My current thoughts
Had his facts down with dates too. They get let off the hook with poorly framed questions too often.
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