the tories as long as Jeremy Corbyn is Labour leader.
If true, there is at least some poetic justice in his years supporting the IRA coming back to bite him on the arse.
the tories as long as Jeremy Corbyn is Labour leader.
If true, there is at least some poetic justice in his years supporting the IRA coming back to bite him on the arse.
The nerve of the thick c*nt, he really doesn't understand what happened last night does he?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
'Jeremy Corbyn has urged her to quit, saying Labour is "ready to serve".'
and even worse
'Mr Corbyn, speaking after being re-elected in Islington North, said it was time for Mrs May to "make way" for a government that would be "truly representative of the people of this country".'
SHE GOT 57 MORE SEATS THAN YOU DID CORBYN YOU UTTER MORON!!!
We'll that's been a nailed on certainty since around 11pm last night.
I liked the other day. 'She should resign' few hours later 'I didn't say she should resign'Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
Yes. He doesn't seem to grasp that losing less resoundingly than you thought you would isn't the same as actually winningQuote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
Indeed so. Watch the Left who have spent the past 7 weeks dismissing the significance of Corbyn and McDonnell's associates in the I R A scream about May's choice of bedfellows and their paramilitary backers.
The other reassuring factor is that the DUP are serious about full-fat Brexit. Granted the hard border question may prove tricky, but generally they will do Farage proud in holding her feet to the fire in pulling out of the Single Market etc.
It has happened before that the minority party has formed the govt.... and since everyone bar the DUP are on the other side it wasn't that far fetched.Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
If it wasn't for the Scots she would be out by now
And if my auntie had bņllocks, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
The fact is that it's pretty embarrassing that a man who has lost an election and can point to no meaningful cross-party alliance is suggesting he should be Prime Minister rather than the woman whose party won the most seats and is currently able to demonstrate that she can form a working majority in the HoC.
SNP would certainly support him, which takes him to about 300... so wasn't that far fetched especially as when he called for him to have a chance a large % of commentators were expecting May to resignQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
No, this morning he actually said "I think it's pretty clear who won this election" talking about Labour and himself. That's just delusional.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
He is AW and I claim my £5.... think even that is putting too big a spin on itQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
On the other hand relying on a shower of homophobic creationists to keep you in power after you called an election that was supposed to boost your mandate as a single party government is not much to be shouting about either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Didn't say it was. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Awimb
But if homophobic creationists are all that stands between this country and Prime Minister Corbyn, I'll welcome the dirty, black protestant bąstards with open arms and join in loudly with a rendition of The Sash, thanks. :-D
Ha! Thought you'd be more of a Greens man..Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
4 day week... I'd vote for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Awimb
I think he is being harsh on her - she is actually making him look good at the moment. It was supposed to be the other way aroundQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
And let the migrants take up the slackQuote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
As I say, he has more currency by playing the moral victor whose ambition has been frustrated by dirty deals than if - God help us - he'd actually got the big job. It probably suits him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda