#2074

Appreciate it, mate. You’ve called me on a lot of good stuff and sorry if I miss your point occasionally.

#2075

deal with the DUP confirmed appaz.

#2076

So then, the DUP are awful, awful pricks right? But it’s hard to see the Tories going in for any of their whackier stuff given their tenuous position.

They’ll argue for a softer Brexit as they have a land border though? Maybe it might be a net gain?

#2077

It’s a reference to the hit film Get Out. I won’t explain further as it’s a bit of a spoiler @Jamos

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#2078

OOH I didn’t get it but that’s actually decent/10

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#2079

Just a placeholder while they work out who they run the re-election with (I hope). Far too fragile to be long term in any case.

#2080

I’d suggest they’ll want the opposite

they’ll want a hard boarder - it’s a new form of fuck up

May needs to stand the fuck down asap

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#2081

get out

(I like it :wink:)

#2082

think they’re probably sane enough that having a leadership campaign 10 days before brexit negotiations would be a terrible idea, but clearly there are moves being made behind the scenes

#2083

Do you reckon Theresa is gonna cry in front of the Queen?

#2084

You reckon? It might have been sleep deprivation but I swear the guy they had from them on the Beeb this morning was saying about how they wouldn’t want a hard border as Dimbleby was going on about how then Poles could go from Republic to Northern and then from Northern to the mainland.

#2085

Actually, get’s funnier the more I look at it :laughing:

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#2086

Eurgh just logged on to twitter and found loads of horrible Tories had liked my “YouWhatGov” tweet yesterday morning. Feel properly disgusted with myself.

#2087

Apparently Lord Buckhead’s manifesto includes legalising hunting of fox hunters, nationalising Adele, banishing Katie Hopkins to the “phantom zone”, and regenerating Nicholson’s Shopping Centre in Maidenhead.

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#2088

I’m sure many moderate people would respect your stand on asparagus, but what about all this extremist nonsense about abolishing slavery?

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#2089

Yeah, this is what makes this such a significant victory. I genuinely didn’t think these groups existed in the way that Corbyn’s engaged them. Fundamentally I thought the vast majority of people who wanted to vote Labour and ought to vote Labour did already vote Labour. Turns out that’s profoundly not the case.

Also, we’re now in the reverse position to one of my fears coming into the campaign - that the positivity and engagement would ebb away if voter turnout increased with out measurable effect in terms of seats. Instead the effect is clear to the tune of (8?) ministerial scalps, the flipping of seats held for the best part of a century, and the utter humiliation of the sitting PM. It’s a hell of a first effort and I can’t see it going backwards.

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#2090

First time I’ve ever run out of likes, well done kids.

#2091

Uncanny

#2092

I still don’t. Pls help

#2093

OHHH

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