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No. We are still in the EU and he will be welcome to stay. That must be true cos BoJo said all EU natives currently living and working here are more than welcome to stay :wink:
It could be, though, that BoJo lied. I got this idea because I saw his lips move.........
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Originally posted by Manofpride View PostOut of all the Prime Ministers the UK have had, name one who has never lied, just one?
If you can't tell the difference between other politicians and the likes of Johnson and Farage then really theres no point in debating with yo, but I knew that anyway!
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Hmmm...back on topic...I see there was another fine victory for all things Brexit last night in Brecon and Radnorshire...what’s Bodger’s majority now...1? Impressive...the electorate is clearly 100% behind our new self and Brexit promoting PM.Originally posted by Geoff Parkstone View PostOh be fair Angry, he does often - Swale is, if nothing else, an effective mass debater.
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Let's look at this more closely. The Conservative candidate that lost was mp for that constituency since 2015 and, having been found guilty of fraud, was removed from office by recall petition - ie at least 10% of the electorate petitioned for him to be slung out and a bye election called.
He then stood again and, shock horror, lost. Do you think that outcome was down to his, or the Brexit, issue?
No doubt both were influential but I'd say he would have lost that seat regardless of the influence of Brexit.
For sure Bojo's majority is down but please don't claim this as a victory for remain. Its down to the standing MP being convicted of financial crimes just below the threshold for automatic disqualification, and the electorate telling him what they think of him
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Add to that, other remain leaning parties stood aside to allow for that vote to go to the Lib Dems. And they STILL only won by 1425 votes. You could argue that the leave vote was split with the Brexit Party running and gaining +3k votes.Originally posted by Geoff Parkstone View PostLet's look at this more closely. The Conservative candidate that lost was mp for that constituency since 2015 and, having been found guilty of fraud, was removed from office by recall petition - ie at least 10% of the electorate petitioned for him to be slung out and a bye election called.
He then stood again and, shock horror, lost. Do you think that outcome was down to his, or the Brexit, issue?
No doubt both were influential but I'd say he would have lost that seat regardless of the influence of Brexit.
For sure Bojo's majority is down but please don't claim this as a victory for remain. Its down to the standing MP being convicted of financial crimes just below the threshold for automatic disqualification, and the electorate telling him what they think of him
Ra, you really should not be trying to claim any sort of victory on yesterdays result. Step back, think and then type.
Labour only got 1680 votes..
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Fair point GP...bit of both I think, but at the end of the day...the only avowedly Remain Party in the country won the seat back from the Tories and the Brexit Party got less than 10% of the vote.Originally posted by Geoff Parkstone View PostLet's look at this more closely. The Conservative candidate that lost was mp for that constituency since 2015 and, having been found guilty of fraud, was removed from office by recall petition - ie at least 10% of the electorate petitioned for him to be slung out and a bye election called.
He then stood again and, shock horror, lost. Do you think that outcome was down to his, or the Brexit, issue?
No doubt both were influential but I'd say he would have lost that seat regardless of the influence of Brexit.
For sure Bojo's majority is down but please don't claim this as a victory for remain. Its down to the standing MP being convicted of financial crimes just below the threshold for automatic disqualification, and the electorate telling him what they think of him
Whichever way you look at it that isn’t a ringing endorsement of Bodger’s new Premiership or any sort of mandate for a no deal Brexit...what it does reinforce perhaps is the reasoning behind the Leavers’ refusal to consider a second referendum.
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