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Conservative

7 (35%)

Labour

3 (15%)

Lib Dems

0 (0%)

Reform

8 (40%)

Greens

0 (0%)

Other

2 (10%)

Total Members Voted: 20

[grifter]

Instead of an election can't we the public have a vote of no confidence and see who gets the least votes?

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Labour agreed their manifesto a couple of hours ago.
Unite have already refused to endorse it. They will have to rewrite the script. 

[Raeturbo]

To be fair Lab/Con/Lib, they have never done anything good I would say for many years let’s give Reform a chance👍 how the fu(k could they be any worse??

[Andy B]

https://youtu.be/GUkWeVEXFcU?feature=shared

 

[grifter]

To be fair Lab/Con/Lib, they have never done anything good I would say for many years let’s give Reform a chance👍 how the fu(k could they be any worse??

Same cheeks of the same arse (if you had 3 arse cheeks!) you could probably not do any worse than that shower even if you tried, it's obvious their paymasters aren't the British electorate, more likely Klaus "anal" Schwab!

[Raeturbo]

Indeed at least it would probably expose some of the parasites

[Sir Tigger KC]

Labour agreed their manifesto a couple of hours ago.
Unite have already refused to endorse it. They will have to rewrite the script. 

Probably not enough tax and spend in it! 

[Sir Tigger KC]

Was that Uncle STEMO chucking stones at Farage in Barnsley today?      

[Rangie]

I'm really looking forward to all the marvellous things that are in store for us , once we have a new PM we won't believe how lucky we are.. what a load of absolute shite they're all promising. 😂

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Was that Uncle STEMO chucking stones at Farage in Barnsley today?      

The stone chucker was about 80 years younger than your uncle......and he didn't have a whippet.

[Doctor Gollum]

I saw Bill Nighty looking most dapper on the front of a paper today and thought for a moment he was running for PM...

That may have been an improvement over the other options.

[Andy B]

poor under privileged Rishi not having had SKY telly when he was a kid. I've only had SKY for a year .... not for the telly but for their interweb.

 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2qql1wk794o

[Andy B]

I saw Bill Nighty looking most dapper on the front of a paper today and thought for a moment he was running for PM...

That may have been an improvement over the other options.

Who's he?  Is that Bill Nighy when he's ready for bed? 

[Sir Tigger KC]

poor under privileged Rishi not having had SKY telly when he was a kid. I've only had SKY for a year .... not for the telly but for their interweb.

 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2qql1wk794o

I'm not Sunak's biggest fan as I think he's done some stupid things whilst Chancellor and PM, like jacking up Corporation Tax for example. 

However... These constant digs about his wealth do get on my tits, as yes his parents sent him to a top private school, but they are exactly the type that will get clobbered with Labour's VAT raid on private schools. As I understand it his dad was a GP and his Mum was a Pharmacist, so while probably 'comfortable', not exactly super wealthy, and Winchester Colleges fees were probably a stretch for them. 

It turned out to be a good investment as young Rishi went on to forge a successful career in banking and finance and obviously made a lot of cash in his own right.  Good for him! 

[Andy B]

poor under privileged Rishi not having had SKY telly when he was a kid. I've only had SKY for a year .... not for the telly but for their interweb.

 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2qql1wk794o

I'm not Sunak's biggest fan as I think he's done some stupid things whilst Chancellor and PM, like jacking up Corporation Tax for example. 

However... These constant digs about his wealth do get on my tits, as yes his parents sent him to a top private school, but they are exactly the type that will get clobbered with Labour's VAT raid on private schools. As I understand it his dad was a GP and his Mum was a Pharmacist, so while probably 'comfortable', not exactly super wealthy, and Winchester Colleges fees were probably a stretch for them. 

It turned out to be a good investment as young Rishi went on to forge a successful career in banking and finance and obviously made a lot of cash in his own right.  Good for him! 

a bit more than comfortable I would say if the average GP's salary is £92k .... though as you say, college fees would be considerable.