Any talk of the reds taking over is rubbish.

• Guest 649

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  12 June 2017     07:03329988
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  On the news this morning the reds are ready to take power,what a load of rubbish if the blues cannot do that with 319 seats ,how are the reds going to do it with only 264 seats,they would need all the other small partys +an few blues to do that,and that will never happen ,the reds are a long way behind and will not take power .
• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 June 2017     08:59329994
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  According to the latest opinion poll they are six points ahead and the momentum is with them.
• Guest 1849

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  12 June 2017     09:08329996
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   howard mcsweeney1 wrote:

  According to the latest opinion poll they are six points ahead and the momentum is with them.

  
  
  Opinion poll?
  
  As one of our regular posters would say - lol!!!
• Guest 745

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  12 June 2017     09:12329997
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  I don't understand the Torys have one of the biggest voter turnouts for hard brxit 43% , and they are taking about a soft brxsit ??
• Guest 1849

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  12 June 2017     09:20330000
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   Keith Bibby wrote:

  I don't understand the Torys have one of the biggest voter turnouts for hard brxit 43% , and they are taking about a soft brxsit ??

  
  
  They've lost the plot completely, dreadful manifesto, shambles of a campaign, rudderless and leaderless.
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• Jan Higgins

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  12 June 2017     10:00330002
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   D Little wrote:

  They've lost the plot completely, dreadful manifesto, shambles of a campaign, rudderless and leaderless.

  
  
  Exactly David, probably suffering from to much infighting much like Labour did.
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• Guest 2060

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  12 June 2017     10:22330004
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  Suffering from idiots in charge, maybe.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 June 2017     11:02330005
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  The two main parties take turns on making themselves unelectable, in the 80s it was Labour until the end of the decade then it looked like the Tories would be the ones. They saved their skins by getting rid of Thatcher and replacing her with John Major who won them the 1992 election by not being his predecessor. Blair then came on the scene with a landslide in 1997 and the Tories kept putting up lacklustre leaders against him. Once Cameron became leader Labour has been seen as unelectable up until a few weeks ago. II think that David Davis is the safest bet as leader for the Tories, I don't see any other alternatives.
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• Brian Dixon

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  12 June 2017     16:55330022
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  another election by Christmas.
  
  as Brenda of Bristol would say. whatttt not another one.lol