It's a hung parliament.

[Pavros]

I'm a cynic...she done it on purpose....to give someone else the blame and burden of Brexit impossible. ..Europe have chucked their dummy out the pram. ..they're all stuffed and want bail out..or rather hand outs. The Meps realise the wheels are coming off the gravy train...

I suspect you could be right, I'm not sure anyone will be able to deliver a Brexit outcome which satisfies everyone. Boris and Farage didn't know how fast to get out of the way after the Brexit vote in case they were lumbered with some responsibility in the negotiations and Cameron had had enough of being public enemy No1 without the hassle of Brexit as well!

 

[pms67]

Loving the fact she basically stuck a tenner on a horse racing against donkeys and still got beat 😂😂😂😂 she looks pig sick

 

[shepp]

Remainers may be the winners out of this. Can't see there being a majority government within 2 years, so don't see brexit being sorted. Or any resistance from EU to calling it off.

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The EU don't have the power to call it off and we may well see a coalition government with the DUP.
Why would that not last a term?

 

[shepp]

If it stops her murdering one more disabled person my vote for labour will be worth it

Oooooh the wicked Torys!!
They want to eat our babys!!!
They want to murder the old people!!!!

 

[pms67]

Not sure about the old people but defo the Disabled, it's not even funny to be honest

 

[Sadfield]

Oops. F'ing tapatalk.

 

[Sadfield]

The EU don't have the power to call it off and we may well see a coalition government with the DUP.
Why would that not last a term?

I didn't say the EU had the power to call it off. As for stability, most Tory MPs were Remainers, I see a Tory power struggle now that there is resentment for May and her failed gamble. Probably a vote of no confidence and another leadership election.

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[pms67]

If you had someone in your family that was disabled and has suffered as a result of her ridiculous assessments (as I do) your view may be different

 

[shepp]

If you had someone in your family that was disabled and has suffered as a result of her ridiculous assessments (as I do) your view may be different

Do you think there should be no assessments then, a lot of us have known people who are cheating the system and it is the governments obligation to make sure tax payers money is not going to them.

 

[pms67]

Don't be daft,of course there should be assessments but the rep that Atos have is not by accident,taking people's cars off them that cannot walk just isn't right ,as long as they fill their quota I guess

 

[shepp]

Don't be daft,of course there should be assessments but the rep that Atos have is not by accident,taking people's cars off them that cannot walk just isn't right ,as long as they fill their quota I guess

But didn't Labour bring in ATOS?

Just I have heard people kick up merry hell on talk radio phone in's because they had to have an annual assessment.

 

[Gunge]

But didn't Labour bring in ATOS?

Just I have heard people kick up merry hell on talk radio phone in's because they had to have an annual assessment.

And I bet it's nothing like as vicious as the 'return to work' grilling I have to face if I have so much as a day off. Meanwhile I can't believe it's another hung parliament. What a disaster. I'd rather Labour had won outright, and that's saying summat.

 

[Pirate_Pete]

Well, with the time difference I quite enjoyed sitting watching the BBC during your night watching it all unravel.

I felt sorry for the socialist in Corbyns seat. 7 votes.
But then Elmo in May's seat got 3 votes.
Even Lord Buckethead got over 150.

I don't recall any oddball candidates in our elections here in Australia.
Compulsory voting here though.

 

[dad_of_jon]

Well, with the time difference I quite enjoyed sitting watching the BBC during your night watching it all unravel.

I felt sorry for the socialist in Corbyns seat. 7 votes.
But then Elmo in May's seat got 3 votes.
Even Lord Buckethead got over 150.

I don't recall any oddball candidates in our elections here in Australia.
Compulsory voting here though.

if he'd called himself lord fermentor buckethead he'd have got more votes :grin:

 

[Pavros]

if he'd called himself lord fermentor buckethead he'd have got more votes :grin:

Or Lord Dementor Buckethead to appeal to the Harry Potter youth vote :lol:

 

[GhostShip]

The Conservative vote in Scotland saves the day for the Tories in England, Wales and NI.

If you'd have written that just a couple of years ago, you'd probably have been locked up.

 

[Linalmeemow]

Two self-serving votes called by the Tories, two disasters for the country.

 

[TheQuokka]

A hung parliament - that's how I'd like to see ours.

(Why isn't there an Anarchy emoji?)

 

[Gunge]

DUP??? Who are they, then?

 

[Norfolk79]

Well, with the time difference I quite enjoyed sitting watching the BBC during your night watching it all unravel.

I felt sorry for the socialist in Corbyns seat. 7 votes.
But then Elmo in May's seat got 3 votes.
Even Lord Buckethead got over 150.

I don't recall any oddball candidates in our elections here in Australia.
Compulsory voting here though.

The pirate party here in Norwich got 340 votes