Um, I know Burney has assured us that everything is ok, but

[PSRB]

Arrogant Tory party getting a bit scared...... when you call an election expecting to walk it, will be a massive shock to the system if they don't get an overall majority at least as big as they had going into the election

It has been the worst orchestrated campaign by the party in power in living memory

[Burney]

How is it you spell the word, Labour. That's so gay.

Because we acknowledge the French influence on our language and don't struggle to spell words whose spelling includes French forms. You had Noah Webster and his weird hang-ups to make your spelling simpler for you, thus suggesting he didn't rate his countrymen's intelligence all that highly.

[Pat Vegas]

It has been the worst orchestrated campaign by the party in power in living memory

Another minute silence in the office today.

I think it should be started and ended with a refs whistle.

[Pat Vegas]

But in the 80's and 90's the exit polls were miles out... the last few elections have changed that.

Neil Kinnock is the PM!

Though the polls were wrong about Brexit.

[Sir C]

Here ya go clowns

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features...-polls-skewed/

That appears to have been written by a Yanqui, e. The Yanqui knows nothing of elections here in the civilised world.

[Burney]

It has been the worst orchestrated campaign by the party in power in living memory

Well there hasn't been a campaign - that's the problem. May has been so obsessed with it being seen as her victory that she's basically gagged the rest of the cabinet. Boris - who, whatever you think about him is the most effective cross-party vote-winners in UK politics - is only just being allowed out now.

[Burney]

Neil Kinnock is the PM!

Though the polls were wrong about Brexit.

To be fair, the polls on Brexit for the most part were well within the margin for error.

[Sir C]

It has been the worst orchestrated campaign by the party in power in living memory

It looks as though the idea was to say and do as little as possible and wait for Corbyn and Abbott to stick their feet in their gobs, but then they managed to publish the worst manifesto evs.

Very depressing.

[Burney]

It looks as though the idea was to say and do as little as possible and wait for Corbyn and Abbott to stick their feet in their gobs, but then they managed to publish the worst manifesto evs.

Very depressing.

The manifesto was and is appalling. It basically stuck two fingers up to traditional tory voters and did nothing to win over any floating voters. It was hubristic in the extreme. For the first time in living memory, a sitting tory party has run an election without basing their campaign on being the best custodians of the economy. The suggestion this time is that May hasn't wanted to do that on the basis that saying the economy is doing well would be to give credit to Cameron and Osbourne.

Basically, Theresa has not impressed at this election. She's been shown to be more interested in her status than that of the party. That won't be forgotten or forgiven.

[Luis Anaconda]

Well there hasn't been a campaign - that's the problem. May has been so obsessed with it being seen as her victory that she's basically gagged the rest of the cabinet. Boris - who, whatever you think about him is the most effective cross-party vote-winners in UK politics - is only just being allowed out now.

I would imagine she has damaged her standing in the party, while probably winning an election quite comfortably. That's some achievement.