O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[great_fire]

But it’s not an alternative, we’re already being run by the EU

I meant after Brexit if it actually happens.

Not much point of "taking back control" if these clowns are going to be in control.

Or Corbyn/ Abbott who are both admirers of Venezuela where people are eating their pets and inflation is set to reach 10 million percent.

[Lolmorgan]

I think now that the football seasons coming to an end this entire threat could reach 3000 you sad bar stewards.

[Exiletyke]

I think now that the football seasons coming to an end this entire threat could reach 3000 you sad bar stewards.

I don't find it a threat at all [well except to ones' sanity]

[wendun]

Labour and Tory vote collapsed here yesterday. Greens and Lib Dems the big winners. I did a "roly"; went to the polling station but couldn't decide who was the least biggest sh*t so didn't vote.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Labour and Tory vote collapsed here yesterday. Greens and Lib Dems the big winners. I did a "roly"; went to the polling station but couldn't decide who was the least biggest sh*t so didn't vote.

Just go there and write “brexit traitors” across the ballot paper.

The tories hammering was no great surprise but Labour HQ must be concerned about the backlash in the northern areas. They’ll be thinking twice about wanting a general election.

[ragingpup]

Just go there and write “brexit traitors” across the ballot paper.

The tories hammering was no great surprise but Labour HQ must be concerned about the backlash in the northern areas. They’ll be thinking twice about wanting a general election.

I would have thought that the success of the Lib Dems might give Labour more thought about throwing their weight behind a 2nd referendum rather than the opposite. That seems to be where the major swing was.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

I would have thought that the success of the Lib Dems might give Labour more thought about throwing their weight behind a 2nd referendum rather than the opposite. That seems to be where the major swing was.

No not really, if it was about the second referendum then you would expect the Lib Dems to have done better in the pro remain areas but they didn’t, their new support seemed to be pretty even across all areas. It’s really a protest vote scenario as the number of independents and greens that picked up votes demonstrated

In a general election folks won’t vote Lib Dem nor Green because they are wasted votes, makes some voters feel happier but of no significance in the wider picture.

Labour need to heed what happened in Hartlepool, Wirral and Bolsover areas that should be winnable by a duck with a red rosette, but they performed badly. A very clear message that voters think Labour isn’t helping to deliver Brexit

If we have EU elections then this kick in the balls for Labour ( and the tories) will be much more painful.

[great_fire]

Just go there and write “brexit traitors” across the ballot paper.

The tories hammering was no great surprise but Labour HQ must be concerned about the backlash in the northern areas. They’ll be thinking twice about wanting a general election.

Apparently for it to be counted as a "spoiled ballot" you have to write "none" across all the names and a line through all the boxes.

[Exiletyke]

And 3 weeks on May is now offering the possibility of a 2nd referendum [by way of a bribe]
Can you believe the duplicity of this woman who surely will go down as the worst PM in British history

[Timbertop]

Both Labour and the Tories will get their comeuppance tomorrow when the Brexit Party has landslide victories all over the country except in the "London bubble" of course.