Would anyone care to enlighten me as to why the manager of the Arsenal

[Pokster]

The pleasure I took in the election result will pale in comparison to the pleasure I expect to take in watching the massive fight within Labour over the next leader and the associated policies they will support. There is so much denial in place from the Corbyn supporters and so much anger from the centrists that I can only see an implosion coming.

If the unions win they are unelectable, if the centrists win the party might split in two. Great fun.

So a strong opposition isn't a good thing? That goes against all rational thinking.

Boris with no opposition could be the worse thing that could happen

[Burney]

So a strong opposition isn't a good thing? That goes against all rational thinking.

Boris with no opposition could be the worse thing that could happen

Boris has an 80-seat majority. In practical terms, he already has no opposition.

[Pokster]

Boris has an 80-seat majority. In practical terms, he already has no opposition.

he at least needs someone to question him when he fails to deliver on the promises.

[Sir C]

he at least needs someone to question him when he fails to deliver on the promises.

Meh. Politicians have to promise the undeliverable; it's a flaw in the democratic model that if they told you the truth you wouldn't vote for them.

Questioning them about it is a farce.

[Burney]

Meh. Politicians have to promise the undeliverable; it's a flaw in the democratic model that if they told you the truth you wouldn't vote for them.

Questioning them about it is a farce.

I would so dearly love to see him fúck the Beeb, but if he lets Cummings loose on a (metaphorical) killing spree in Whitehall I'll settle for that.

[Burney]

he at least needs someone to question him when he fails to deliver on the promises.

I'm sure the BBC will ask him some questions, p.

And then he'll decriminalise non-payment of the licence fee and destroy them.