Will Teresa may resign

[big_cod]

It's looking a disastrous decision by Mrs May to call an election who will step in her shoes now .

 

Boris Johnson smiling like a Cheshire Cat he must be favourite.

Edited June 9, 2017 by big_cod

[corydoras]

I was just thinking about you Paul. I was just about to make a post enquiring if I was the only bugger daft enough to be awake at such an unholy hour.

 

A lot of people misjudged Corbyn, myself included.

I don't know if Maggie Mae will have to quit but she has lost her little gamble methinks. The British electorate don't appreciate being asked to participate in an unnecessary election.

 

Congratulations on your canter through Canterbury, that was a wee turn up for the books was it not.

Edited June 9, 2017 by corydoras

[Sportsman]

With a massive move away from UKIP to Labour I wonder how much of this is led by people who have had time to reflect on BREXIT and now don't see it as such a good idea?

A second referendum?

[chesters1]

We will see ,that zac goldsmith scraped through by the skin of his teeth.

Interesting times ahead another coilition with the namby pamby liberals or the irish ?

I love the stuck up their own arse greens we will never join the tories ,yes that one mp will make a great difference lol

 

It does though give great excuses to fudge brexit which isnt so great

Edited June 9, 2017 by chesters1

[Sportsman]

It is how the EU negotiators will view it. Get the lube out and assume the position.

[chesters1]

Rogering was going to be the end result in all eventuallies ,shows our "friends" are only friends when were propping up the superstate .

Artical 50 can also be revoked but double rogering will come with that and more money given to the superstate for having the audacity to think about leaving the club

 

Before cod starts clapping labour didnt win but the tories didnt win what they hoped either perhaps on the brexit topic looming they hoped they wouldnt and labour would make the hard decisions?

 

The best thing is salmond has been put to the preist hopefully sturgeon gets knocked on the head as well

Edited June 9, 2017 by chesters1

[Ken L]

Will May resign?

I doubt it but I suspect that there will be an agreement to call a leadership election in two years.

 

Have Labour done well because people who voted for BREXIT now don't see it as such a good idea?

No, I suspect hat they view it as a done deal and reverted back to their original political type, largely because Nuttall has failed to set out any real direction for the party in a post BREXIT world.

Had Corbyn openly said that he was against leaving the EU, the results might have looked very different.

Edited June 9, 2017 by Ken L

[Andrew]

One thing for sure Paul, she messed up big style. And thehas hit the fan, hohohoho

[corydoras]

In the words of Corporal Jones, "They don't like it up 'em".

[ayjay]

With a massive move away from UKIP to Labour I wonder how much of this is led by people who have had time to reflect on BREXIT and now don't see it as such a good idea?

A second referendum?

 

UKIP have served their purpose.

 

I voted for them at the previous election, but once Brexit was secured there was no further need for a party with possibly dubious policies on race etc.

 

I was never going to even consider them once we were on the way out of Europe.