Election Year or Fear!

[MadAmster]

Robert de Niro... I preferred the time in America when the President and the Village Idiot were two different people.

[MadAmster]

Here's that rant I wrote about...

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[Andy_Faber]

Robert de Niro... I preferred the time in America when the President and the Village Idiot were two different people.

Shouldn?t you be telling Bob his opinion has no value? he?s worth $500m?

[Geoff Parkstone]

So there is a new Labour breakaway party as Corbyn joins forces with Zarah Sultana as co leaders of a new independent party.

Before anyone else says it, this could be an ideal opportunity for Cadbury to sponsor the party which is led by "Nuts and Raisin"

[SithHappens]

GP you in France today? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ygjjxjlplo

[Geoff Parkstone]

Not me - it was slashed in shallow water, Id have waited until it was in much deeper :-)

By the way, Emojis disappeared us a new take on things not working

[swaledale]

Not me - it was slashed in shallow water, Id have waited until it was in much deeper :-)

By the way, Emojis disappeared us a new take on things not working

you spoil us with your witty comments!

[SithHappens]

Will be interesting to see what comes of corbyns new party if it happens. I could imagine a few defections from labour and potentially a split of the vote.

Was never a corbyn fan but think he's a bit like the star wars prequels, sort of liked at first, then hated, then in retrospect people think maybe he wasn't that bad.

Victim of the media really, they had it in for him as much as they seem to adore farage.

[swaledale]

Will be interesting to see what comes of corbyns new party if it happens. I could imagine a few defections from labour and potentially a split of the vote.

Was never a corbyn fan but think he's a bit like the star wars prequels, sort of liked at first, then hated, then in retrospect people think maybe he wasn't that bad.

Victim of the media really, they had it in for him as much as they seem to adore farage.

I would think nothing! The history of break away parties from labour, think SDP, that other lot which had moderate Tories as well, generally sink without trace or end up merging with others.

Corbyn was a victim of himself, he had a chance and blew it, stranded as he was on the fact he wanted Brexit and then promised so much people didn't believe him.

I'm disappointed in the Lib Dems, a leader who seems to like being a joker, but is then hardly taken seriously and for the number of seats hardly a word from them.

[SithHappens]

I do agree on the lib dems, opportunity to pick up votes. Interesting how they rarely feature but reform with 5 mps are on the political shows all the time, although some of that could be down to the media agenda with reform.