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  2. Oct 20
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    is a disgrace to the office of Prime Minister and her entire Cabinet are complicit in the betrayal of both the referendum and the Tory manifesto.

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  3. 21 hours ago

    Esther McVey was parachuted into a safe seat on . These seats are beyond gold dust. Is there a back story ?

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  4. 8 hours ago
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    Labour party policy doesnt currently support so its bizarre to expect to attend. He was in Geneva addressing the UN and meeting which is an interesting way to define 'hiding'. Heres an excellent extract from our excellent

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  5. 14 hours ago

    In Edinburgh , Labour & the SNP got the same share of the vote, but the SNP won 3 times as many seats. The Liberal Democrats won a seat with 10% of the vote, while the Conservatives won nothing with 24%. First Past the Post is simply not designed to represent us voters.

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  6. 14 hours ago
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    But: 1. Manifestos of both parties promised to leave EU & Single Market and & Freedom of Movement. So this would break a Manifesto Promise. 2. if we have a 2nd Ref, why not a 3rd, 4th, 5th? 3. How can you define a principle so this isnt end of Parliamentary Democracy?

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  7. 13 hours ago

    We know from last year if we keep developing the policies in our manifesto more and more voters previously of other parties will be interested in voting .

    12/12... it's all about vision now: what kind of Britain do we want that heals the Brexit divide & allows U.K. to become a magnet for tech, skills, culture, research? Tories are out of answers, for sure. ENDS
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  8. 15 hours ago
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    And may I add, finally, that Kezia Dugdale MSP, then 'Scottish' Labour party leader encouraging people to vote Tory if it meant an SNP loss didn't really help Labour to win either.

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  9. 16 hours ago
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    And as PM won more seats and votes ... Voters knew about Does this mean that there should be no no call for early GE - respect the GE mandate?? Plus remember Coalition insisted EU referendum only advisory - hence no need for threshold

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  10. 18 hours ago
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    Anna really is in need of serious psychological help, being in an angry sulk for 2 and a half years cannot be good for you. She's refused to accept the result after lying to her constituents in and therefore demonstrated she is an elitest enemy of democracy

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  11. 15 hours ago
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    Tories got 317 seats in & DUP got 10. Total = 327. Lab got 262 & SNP got 35, with LibDems & others = 24. Total opposition seats therefore = 321 (although Sinn Fein's 7 don't turn up). So even if Labour got all SNP's seats the total opposition would still be... 321 (-7).

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  12. 14 hours ago

    According to theory the shouldn’t have taken place; voting in gave the Govt a mandate for 5yrs of rule. But some people changed their minds so we had another vote...

    In Edinburgh , Labour & the SNP got the same share of the vote, but the SNP won 3 times as many seats. The Liberal Democrats won a seat with 10% of the vote, while the Conservatives won nothing with 24%. First Past the Post is simply not designed to represent us voters.
  13. 19 hours ago
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    Yet you fought on dementia tax and citizens of nowhere... banners painted by the Sainted Nick Timothy.

  14. Oct 20
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    We have democracy 🙄

  15. Oct 20
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    Michael, the choice is Tory or Labour under Corbyn if he gets his General Election wish but, if not, I’m now all for prising the old fossil out of the big chair and getting a pro-EU leadership. And I say that as someone who voted for him as leader twice and once in .

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  16. Oct 16
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    You obviously slept through the , and . Should I bring you up to speed?

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  17. Oct 20

    Workplace laws and practises are the problem, but simply an outgrowth of a police mandate to fling Theresa May directly into the sun

  18. 12 hours ago
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    We won't forget, either, that when they expected to win they were delighted to support the Dear Leader. Dementia tax, Citizens of Nowhere and all. Freeman, Mercer et al playing us for fools claiming they're different.

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  19. Oct 20
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    So bring back Foxhunting? But seriously: 1. If there is a 2nd Ref why not a 3rd, 4th, 5th? 2. This would undermine parliamentary democracy: 80+% of MPs elected at had manifesto commitments to leave the EU and the Single Market.

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  20. Oct 20
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    - EU Referendum in the Tory party manifesto. Tories get elected with a majority. - Tories have commenced with A50, they get re-elected, albeit only just. Bemoan the unfairness of FPTP, media bias etc if you wish, but England gets the government it votes for.

  21. Oct 19
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    Quite. There's no room for the centre in the very left-wing and very right-wing UK news media. You only have to look at the coverage of the campaigns.

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