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14 minutes ago, mattiloy said:

Thinking about the last few years and the kind of underrated calamity of labour not voting for May’s brexit deal.

May would have remained in power, Boris would never have been PM. Your Brexit wouldnt be half as shite. There is a decent chance that Corbyn would have beat May in a general election at some stage...

yeah well, hindsight and all that...

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24 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

yeah well, hindsight and all that...


Indeed. But increasingly thinking that Labour will have it tough to even lay a mitten on the tories so long as teflon johnson is leader. So increasingly thinking of what might have been.

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24 minutes ago, mattiloy said:


Indeed. But increasingly thinking that Labour will have it tough to even lay a mitten on the tories so long as teflon johnson is leader. So increasingly thinking of what might have been.

I can't see how May could have survived as leader for that long if she had got her deal through using labour votes and not many tory votes.

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3 hours ago, mattiloy said:

Thinking about the last few years and the kind of underrated calamity of labour not voting for May’s brexit deal.

May would have remained in power, Boris would never have been PM. Your Brexit wouldnt be half as shite. There is a decent chance that Corbyn would have beat May in a general election at some stage...

I also think May’s cabinet would have dealt with the early stages of the pandemic far better (if she was to have stayed in power?)

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18 minutes ago, Ryan1984 said:

I also think May’s cabinet would have dealt with the early stages of the pandemic far better (if she was to have stayed in power?)

Idk, hancock was her health sec. prior to johnson but maybe she would have at least made sure that contract tendering was by the book and would maybe have given him the sack for incompetence earlier rather than johnsons (probable) strategy of waiting until the inquiry and making him the fall guy

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43 minutes ago, Ryan1984 said:

I also think May’s cabinet would have dealt with the early stages of the pandemic far better (if she was to have stayed in power?)

May herself would've handled things better than Johnson, she wouldn't have scoffed at the threat of the virus and said things such as 'shaking hands with COVID patients'.

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18 minutes ago, Barry Fish said:

Its actually very sensible as a concept.  Helps with integration and avoids concentration of denervation in certain areas.  Loads of example in our own country where this has gone wrong.

this is not true at all, it's a very discriminatory policy and acting like areas in the UK that are bad are bad because of immigration and not, say austerity ruining communities is very narrow minded

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56 minutes ago, mattiloy said:

Labour will lose Hartlepool. They've parachuted some pro EU centrist southerner in for the by election post a sexual harassment scandal involving the sitting MP. Will be more interesting to see by how much they lose.

well, they have a bit of history of voting for centrist pro-EU mps.

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3 hours ago, mattiloy said:

Idk, hancock was her health sec. prior to johnson but maybe she would have at least made sure that contract tendering was by the book and would maybe have given him the sack for incompetence earlier rather than johnsons (probable) strategy of waiting until the inquiry and making him the fall guy

I reckon old Hancock will be next in line for Boriss job 

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2 hours ago, steviewevie said:

It's already happening. 1% for nurses, 0% for other public sector workers, 0% increase in most benefits. Did you expect anything else from these Eton millionaires?

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1 hour ago, Ozanne said:

The Labour candidate is a family Dr that worked on the frontline during the pandemic so they hoping that will sway some voters.


Nope. There is some activity over on twitter - seems like old forensic bollocks didn't do his homework here.. over before it started

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6 hours ago, mattiloy said:

Labour will lose Hartlepool. They've parachuted some pro EU centrist southerner in for the by election post a sexual harassment scandal involving the sitting MP. Will be more interesting to see by how much they lose.

Is this serious? Labour have been in local power for nearly 50 years and after the shit that the conservative government have rained down on places like Hartlepool for years you expect them to switch and vote for them

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3 hours ago, mattiloy said:


Nope. There is some activity over on twitter - seems like old forensic bollocks didn't do his homework here.. over before it started

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Valid or not, the voters of Hartlepool have bigger issues to decide who to vote for other than a Labour MP tweeting about MILFS

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The Tories have committed to increasing the number of Trident Warheads by 40%.

This is utter madness, even (Trident supporting) Starmer agrees. There is no reasonable argument to support this. I'm utterly fuming.

It contravenes the letter and the spirit of all the non-proliferation agreements.

Act Now. Join CND.

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4 hours ago, OG said:

Valid or not, the voters of Hartlepool have bigger issues to decide who to vote for other than a Labour MP tweeting about MILFS

Yeah they’ve gone for a family Dr who has been on the front line during the pandemic so it seems the Labour tactic is to go big on the NHS. Which could work, that Tweet will barely be seen by the bulk of the electorate. 

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5 hours ago, OG said:

Is this serious? Labour have been in local power for nearly 50 years and after the shit that the conservative government have rained down on places like Hartlepool for years you expect them to switch and vote for them

Voted 70% leave, the combined brexit party and tory vote was a comfortable majority last time, labour polling at around 10 points lower than the tories, Starmers personal ratings are on the way down and they decide to stitch up the candidacy and parachute some new labour sexist douchebag in there as the candidate to replace a guy resigning as a result of an ongoing sexual harassment case in a week in which the news cycle has made public sentiment especially sensitive towards sexist douchebags.

Labours goose is cooked.

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