Jonathan Brown

@LibIntervention

Parliamentary Candidate for Chichester . District Councillor. Campaigner for Free Syria. Risk Manager . All views are my own.

Chichester, England
libdems4freesyria.org
Joined January 2016
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    The most disappointing thing about the UK election is there wasn't even a hint of Russian interference. It's like we don't matter at all.

    398 replies . 9,300 retweets 16,153 likes
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    Al-Raqqa last night Coalitions warplanes are targeting the city with phosphorus bombs

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    We know Theresa May can't now negotiate Brexit for Britain because she told us losing majority would destroy her authority---and it has.

    345 replies . 15,926 retweets 32,712 likes
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    Irony of all the Remainers going Labour is that Corbyn bloody hates the EU. In fact, without his foot-dragging Remain would have won

    33 replies . 278 retweets 388 likes
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    Excellent win for Leyla Moran (LD) in Oxford West & Abingdon. 9 new BME MPs so far in

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    💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

    New MP for Oxford West & Abingdon - Layla Moran ()
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    8h

    Leyla Moran (Lib Dem) wins Oxford West & Abingdon (+14.8%) from Tories. She's of Palestinian-British bakckground.

    1 reply . 26 retweets 34 likes
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    UKIP is finished. But at least Paul Nuttall can go back to his day job as Poet Laureate.

    187 replies . 1,166 retweets 5,491 likes
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    "The hard UKIP-style Brexit Theresa May adopted is simply no longer viable. They're going have to accommodate the 48%" Lib Dems' Vince Cable

    Vince Cable says "a hard Brexit can no longer be pursued"
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    A huge well done to for winning Oxford West & Abingdon!

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    Twice now the TORIES have put party before country - first the Referendum and then this unnecessary election. It may have a cost....

    332 replies . 9,383 retweets 18,425 likes
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    10h

    Lib Dems quietly out-performing 2015, nine seats now, winning the two thought most at risk. But Clegg loss huge.

    6 replies . 58 retweets 116 likes
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    9h

    Delighted that has been re-elected - consistently one of the strongest MPs on human rights!

    Well done for his victory in Carshalton and Wallington!
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    'Strong and stable' clearly wasn't the answer to the question voters wanted to ask. Proving that listening is a skill not everyone masters.

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    Tory councillors in cafe starting to moan "if we'd stress tested our manifesto we'd have found it was bollocks" Oops

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    Imagine the scenes if Theresa May offers Tim Farron a coalition and he turns around and says “No deal is better than a bad deal”

    30 replies . 846 retweets 1,655 likes
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    If Lab unseats Clegg, it'll redefine Pyrrhic victory: he's the only MP who understands Brexit and can navigate us out of it

    22 replies . 175 retweets 300 likes
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    15h

    Waiting for results to come in? Unsure what to do in the meantime? Here's our suggestion:

    15 replies . 93 retweets 125 likes
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    15h

    Thank you so much to everyone who today! Here's to a !

    11 replies . 161 retweets 537 likes
  20. 9h

    Just for context: pound lost 2% value at prospect of humiliated PM & hung parliament. Lost 15% on Brexit result.

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