So 41% of the population were seriously prepared to countenance the possibilty

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Originally Posted by Sir C

'Policies', old chap. It's the plural form you seek. 'Policy's' would be the singular possessive. :thumbup:

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why thank you, now **** off to Cornwall and have a jolly nice time

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Originally Posted by Pokster

why thank you, now **** off to Cornwall and have a jolly nice time

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There's no need to be rude.

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There's no need to be rude.

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how do you know I didn't just type **** rather than ****....

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Originally Posted by Burney

That is the the really scary bit, Yes. One must assume it was mostly young people, from whom one can only expect irresponsible idiocy. It's the grown-ups who voted for him who scare me.

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Yes, the grown-ups have been letting the side down for ages. They needed to believe in the right things and then do those things and most importantly, make a tangible success out of those things. Too many did not and so have lost all credibility.

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that the UK could be goiverned by a Cabinet comprised of Corbyn, McDonnell, Abbott and Thornberry.

41%. Consider that for a moment. 41%.

If that doesn't scare the living bejesus out of you, you're a stronger man than I.

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Rather than a cabinet of Hunt, Davies and Fox? All led by someone who showed utter contempt to the people throughout the campaign? Not hard to work out where they ****ed it up really is it

I'm afraid it's worse than that. Surely you have to add the SNP and Sinn Fein votes to that at least?

I suspect even Boris would have fared better than Theresa May, at least he has some character and whatsit about him. May is as bland as cardboard.

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Originally Posted by Darren's Dodgy Denim

I suspect even Boris would have fared better than Theresa May, at least he has some character and whatsit about him. May is as bland as cardboard.

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Right. It's Heseltine and Major all over again.