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[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

And Trump was up against an opponent who was almost universally unpopular, for very good reasons. If either party in the U.S. election had put forward a different to candidate they could have won a landslide majority.
People voted for the lesser evil while holding their noses.
Trust me, Labour are going to get slaughtered. 

[Sir Tigger KC]

Trump offered a credible alternative to a regimented establishment...

That's debatable! 

[STEMO]

And Trump was up against an opponent who was almost universally unpopular, for very good reasons. If either party in the U.S. election had put forward a different to candidate they could have won a landslide majority.
People voted for the lesser evil while holding their noses.
Trust me, Labour are going to get slaughtered. 

I know but, as they say on the BBC, "in the interest of balance....." 

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Which is ironic as the BBC wouldn't know balance if they found it swimming in their latte coffee.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Looks as though Corbyn may be given 'a bit of a kicking' on election day.


At the moment it seems the only one putting a tick in the Labour box will be STMO's whippet.

I really don't know who to vote for.

[STEMO]

Looks as though Corbyn may be given 'a bit of a kicking' on election day.


At the moment it seems the only one putting a tick in the Labour box will be STMO's whippet.

I really don't know who to vote for.

Certainly not the women's equality party 

[Doctor Gollum]

Looks as though Corbyn may be given 'a bit of a kicking' on election day.


At the moment it seems the only one putting a tick in the Labour box will be STMO's whippet.

I really don't know who to vote for.

Said before but worth repeating...

Locally vote by your conscience, Nationally, vote Conservative. Stability as we leave the EU depends on it

[STEMO]

Looks as though Corbyn may be given 'a bit of a kicking' on election day.


At the moment it seems the only one putting a tick in the Labour box will be STMO's whippet.

I really don't know who to vote for.

Said before but worth repeating...

Locally vote by your conscience, Nationally, vote Conservative. Stability as we leave the EU depends on it

Where's the mischief in that? Vote for Jezza and hang on tight. Yeeeeeeeeeehaaaa 

[Lizzie Zoom]

Paraphrasing a famous saying by Henry Ford, I would say:

Everyone can vote for anyone they want to, as long as it is a Conservative!

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Its hopeless.

Theresa is a girlie and should be attending to her husbands needs.

Corbyn is pretty clueless. Means well but is out of his depth.

Tim Farron seems a 'decent chap' but is too much of a wet blanket.

The Stoke scouser Paul Nuttall is totally irrelevant.

It's a shame 'Screaming Lord Such ' has dropped off the perch. 

[Mister Rog]

Of course, we could end up with the well known scenario . . . . .

Traditional Labour Voter - don't support Corbyn, but just can't vote Tory

Traditional Tory Voter - Don't support Brexit, but can't vote for Corbyn

Lib Dems and anyone/everyone else gains and could end up holding the balance of power in a coalition   



NOTE: I see that Labour are now trying to bribe NHS workers    Where will the cash come from ?

[Kevin Wood]

Tim Farron seems a 'decent chap' but is too much of a wet blanket.

.. If you happen to be gay you might have a different opinion, of course.

But, I agree. Utterly hopeless. How can every opposition party have failed so comprehensively?

[aaronjb]

Lib Dems and anyone/everyone else gains and could end up holding the balance of power in a coalition   

I saw the Lib Dems on TV the other day stating that they absolutely would not form a coalition, no matter what the outcome of the election was..

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

I think they said similar in 2010. They also swore blind Uni tuiton fees wouldn't rise. 

[Mister Rog]

Lib Dems and anyone/everyone else gains and could end up holding the balance of power in a coalition   

I saw the Lib Dems on TV the other day stating that they absolutely would not form a coalition, no matter what the outcome of the election was..

Ha ! They speak with forked tongue. Their only moment of glory in decades was the coalition with the Tories 

It's not as though they stand any chance whatsoever of getting a governing majority.