I know this is hugely humiliating for May personally, but it does seem a leeetle bit

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I warned you months and months ago that a mobilisation of the youth vote is not out of the question. You clearly don't spend enough time on Facebook :-(

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I send no time on Facebook because it's full of gibbering idiots.

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I send no time on Facebook because it's full of gibbering idiots.

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Honestly man, it's social media wot lost..,,,,.errrr "won" it for them.

I've been feeling it for weeks.

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Well, yes. Amid all the glee, there must be the sneaking realisation that this is pretty much as good as it can get for them.

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Not necessarily; for them, the impossible now appears very possible indeed.

Still, at least we held on to Henley :-|

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weird for Labour supporters to be celebrating so gleefully what is ultimately a defeat (assuming they cannot form a minority government) and one that will see continued Tory rule for the forseable.

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I agree on this. And they are also celebrating that the country is now still unstable during a time where stability is needed.

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I agree on this. And they are also celebrating that the country is now still unstable during a time where stability is needed.

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Stability means different things to different people, perhaps depending on which side you're on, for example.

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Exactly. This is as good as it can get and they still lost. That must be a sobering thought for any Labour supporter, I'd have thought.

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As good as it can get? THis is with a radical, poorly thought out manifesto and a leader who is a bit of a twit. THe stunning thing is that 41% of the people voted for that manifesto. Are you telling me that doesn't concern you??

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As good as it can get? THis is with a radical, poorly thought out manifesto and a leader who is a bit of a twit. THe stunning thing is that 41% of the people voted for that manifesto. Are you telling me that doesn't concern you??

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Oh, but the leader and the crazy manifesto is what got you all those extra votes in these febrile times, p. That and the Tories running the worst campaign in living memory. I doubt you'll see such a confluence of circumstances again.