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  2. May 15
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    The kids sent me some corkers from and along with . During the years I would have eaten them in a day due to the constant rush that maintained focus. Your Pratchett library sounds like mine, so sadly missed, RIP.

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  3. May 13
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    The biggest protest in recent history was the protest. It was very peaceful. I do wonder if it had turned violent if Brexit would have happened.

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  4. May 14

    Morning all, it's Note, I follow back only & . That's the majority of UK, BTW 😂 to

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  5. May 10

    Let's compare apples and apples -Johnson's hard Brexit mandate was won with 43.6% FPTP vote share 56.2% of FPTP seats 46.5% of all FPTP votes against - Sturgeon's mandate was won with 47.7% FPTP vote share 85% of FPTP seats 49% of all FPTP votes for

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  6. May 10
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    It's the whole brexit thing, too ? He made a superb speech at that final March, - and then when given the Leadership, chooses Lisa Nandy, 'little miss brexit', as shadow Foreign Secretary - ? ? ?

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  7. 8 hours ago

    Maybe not everything is a chance to rekindle the failure of

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  8. May 11

    I pray for the day Peter Mandelson, Tony Blair and Alastair Campbell are in the dock at The Hague. As for 2019, Mandelson was an architect of the campaign that alienated 4m Labour Leave voters. and were against it. They were correct.

    Peter Mandelson: "I do pray for the day when we stop receiving lectures on winning elections from the architects of our 2019 annihilation and their Unite backers.”
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  9. May 15

    Anna Soubry darling and hero of the mob The despicable racism against our GRT brothers and sisters has to stop.

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  10. May 11
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    Me too, big time. I work in his constituency and he's a local hero, the malarkey did it for him

  11. May 12
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    Starmer marched with the million to ask for

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  12. May 10

    Dear Keir Starmer, I understand you're going to spend the summer listening to people who deserted Labour in 2019. I can save you the bother. The reason Labour lost so many votes in 2019 compared to 2017 was the policy you pushed the party into. You're welcome.

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  13. May 13

    over No-Deal. But we were denied our democratic right to vote on the ACTUAL deal. And at the GE 2019 47% voted for the Tories (43%)+BxP and 53% voted for parties that supported a on the actual deal: Labour, LibDems, SNP and Greens. But again we were... 👇 2/3

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  14. May 10

    3 years ago, Labour were polling at 45% with a left-wing leader and a left-wing manifesto that respected the referendum result. Then centrists demanded a . The left isn't the problem. It's centrists.

    Centre-left vote in Europe UK Lowest since 1935 Austria Lowest since 1911 Germany Lowest since 1932 France Lowest ever Italy Lowest ever N'lands Lowest ever Sweden Lowest since 1908 Finland 2nd lowest Spain 3rd lowest since democracy Maybe it's not Brexit or Starmer?
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  15. May 12

    "It's OK to change your mind." - (terrible idea) - (would have been good) - (would have been great) BBC News - Brexit minister says NI Protocol operation is ‘not sustainable’

  16. May 11
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    Don't forget their which lost us 2019.

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  17. May 11

    Our writer says 's position on doesn't square with her position on what would have justified a in previous years.

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  18. May 11

    The same "genius" who predicted/hoped Labour would be wiped out in 2017 (they weren't) and claimed a policy was the route to victory in 2019 (it wasn't) also advised Keir Starmer on how to win Hartlepool (Labour lost by over 20%). All hail Peter Mandelson.

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  19. May 14

    In December 2017, Labour were on 45% in the polls. 8pts ahead of the Tories. Then the campaign began. A campaign Jeremy Corbyn refused to join because he's a democrat and 1/3 Labour voters voted Leave. Centrists insisted Labour oppose . This is the result.

    Westminster voting intention: CON: 45% (+2) LAB: 30% (-3) GRN: 8% (+2) LDEM: 7% (-) REFUK: 2% (-1) via Chgs. w/ 05 May
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  20. May 14

    - one day sanity will prevail & we will rejoin. to

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  21. May 11

    With all this concern about"voter fraud" are the saying they're in power illegitimately? So no mandate for aka & his cabal of truth twisters. to

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