While we’re on cabinets, a vote for May is a vote for Boris, Fallon, Gove, Cunt, et al, so hardly a good argument.
Can’t stand Corbyn, but May and co. are absolutely vile cunts.
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The last decent cabinet in the UK was put together 250 years ago
Thomas Chippendale for PM 
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Top 2/3rds is good,legs look like a couple of Dartmoor ponies have been used.
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3 legged ones?
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He ate the other 2
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Must be a Tory.
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A few of these type of blogs around, Labour would appear to be making no impact in English marginals, continue to lose Scotland and look shaky in some Northern seats to boot.
https://marriott-stats.com/nigels-blog/uk-general-election-2017-forecast-1-latest-prediction/
Vince cable just said Corbyn economic polcy was like Venezuelan economics. With a 3 billion deficit.
He’s no Tory fan, either!
These debates are only fair if the other side has a chance to be held to account for their blather.
To my mind it’s very simple.
May and her cabinet are utter, utter cunts and buffoons.
Corbyn and his colleagues are well meaning cunts and buffoons.
We’re doomed.
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Except when it means getting into government by the back door?
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Sadly may won’t give any figures,so is pretty unaccountable for the next 5 years.
Their party is decimated and they have zero chance of a coalition!
He was held up as some economic guru… he just said it as it was.
Yeah and rejecting everything he stood for as a LD
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You have absolutely no idea how politics works outside of Unicorn city limits, do you?
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This is it all, he is possibly the most well meaning buffoony cunt ever to be fighting an election. Opportunities like this should not be thrown away.
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And this is the very problem. He’s a really nice, weak guy who will be controlled by the really dangerous elements of the left.
I see no weakness, he has strong views and never wavers from them.
That’s all that he has left, if you excuse the pun.
The rest have fled.
He has only socialist and frankly dangerous people left in his cabinet. All the talent is waiting for him to fail.
The talent in his party is anywhere but with him.
She’s learnt that people don’t seem to care much about whether you’ve kept your promises (if they did she’d be toast on the basis of her immigration track record). At the end of an electoral term they judge you on the basis of how they’re feeling then. So if you don’t give any figures the only risk comes now, before the election, when your opponents can damn you for your silence.
One reason for calling the election now is that she feels Corbyn is unelectable, so she might as well make her majority more comfortable. But another reason is that Brexit hasn’t started yet. The inevitable compromises that come with it won’t win over any Remainers but they may well piss off quite a few Brexiteers. And it seems likely that any negative consequences of leaving will arrive much sooner than any positive ones. So in the short to medium term it’s possible that our economy will dip but very unlikely that it will rise. That’s a case for pushing the next election as far into the future as possible.
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