UK General Election **June 8th**
Yes, but I had lunch and a beer today with someone who passionately voted remain in the referendum.
He said his heart lies with the Lib Dems, but he believes a vote for them will weaken the Tories and that will ultimately strengthen the hand of Corbyn and Sturgeon who are both tossers
He's therefore voting Tory, despite the reality of a hard Brexit.
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He said his heart lies with the Lib Dems, but he believes a vote for them will weaken the Tories and that will ultimately strengthen the hand of Corbyn and Sturgeon who are both tossers
He's therefore voting Tory, despite the reality of a hard Brexit.
I love it, I find all the tactical mindsets fascinating with Political voting and the betting markets associated with them
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Sadly voting the way I do, where I live, is futile. Democracy's great isn't it? I'll vote in the GEs on principal, but the CE's are pointless here.
Biggest lie of the moment "May's negotiating powers will be 'stronger' if she gets a big majority" Makes no logical sense but everyone's been brainwashed to believe it's true. She's also struggling with wanting to do it all in secret when the pesky europeans want transpartent talks. What happened to the public wanting to know what's going on?
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Nope. I can picture the pub now, flat roof, plastic glasses if you go outside, football on the telly, flag of St George outside.
(just kidding Mr LeTiss just having a bit of fun with you)
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I think you're wrong there, I believe a big majority will strengthen her position, ShaunShaunWhite wrote: ↑Thu May 04, 2017 7:29 pmBiggest lie of the moment "May's negotiating powers will be 'stronger' if she gets a big majority" Makes no logical sense but everyone's been brainwashed to believe it's true. She's also struggling with wanting to do it all in secret when the pesky europeans want transpartent talks. What happened to the public wanting to know what's going on?
A reduced majority will strengthen the hand of the Lib Dems, and some Labour MP's who are trying to slow the process, maybe even reverse it. We are also seeing the EU panicking and playing a game of double bluff with their demands. A strong majority for May, will give her the power to silence the remainers here, and be far more bullish with Brussels, as she now has the thumbs up from the UK voters
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It's a popular opinion LeTiss, but I just can't see how the size of her majority will matter when she's sat face2face doing a deal. It would matter if she brought the deal back here for a vote on it ....but we're giving her the final say on the yes or no no matter what it is.LeTiss wrote: ↑Thu May 04, 2017 7:37 pmI think you're wrong there, I believe a big majority will strengthen her position, ShaunShaunWhite wrote: ↑Thu May 04, 2017 7:29 pmBiggest lie of the moment "May's negotiating powers will be 'stronger' if she gets a big majority" Makes no logical sense but everyone's been brainwashed to believe it's true. She's also struggling with wanting to do it all in secret when the pesky europeans want transpartent talks. What happened to the public wanting to know what's going on?
A reduced majority will strengthen the hand of the Lib Dems, and some Labour MP's who are trying to slow the process, maybe even reverse it. We are also seeing the EU panicking and playing a game of double bluff with their demands. A strong majority for May, will give her the power to silence the remainers here, and be far more bullish with Brussels, as she now has the thumbs up from the UK voters
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Yup, this is actually Ukips Soton HQShaunWhite wrote: ↑Thu May 04, 2017 7:29 pm
Nope. I can picture the pub now, flat roof, plastic glasses if you go outside, football on the telly, flag of St George outside.
(just kidding Mr LeTiss just having a bit of fun with you)
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