Boris at it again and the contest to replace the lying c***

[Kenny]

"I promised"

Should have seen what was coming the moment he said that to be honest

 

[Johnny75]

That Oborne article is fascinating.

This is simply cowardice:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50160505

Amazing how people who are allegedly so pro democracy are also so keen to avoid any scrutiny at all.

Straight of the Trump playbook. This has the treacly fingers of Bannon and Cummings all over this. The only way to change this is to break the political system, especially as Labour are incapable of it right now.

 

[Sniffer]

Looks like a 3rd attempt at a general election will be announced this evening.

 

[BillyDee]

Wait for the amendments...

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

MPs “can have more time to deliberate the bill if they agree to election on December 12”.

That’s not in your gift fuck face. If the EU grant a delay your wish for an election is irrelevant to it.

 

[Papper]

He'll get returned heavily in a Thatcher after the Falklands type scenario. The clown will be seen as a the 'democratic' option. The Blair and Mandy 'let's make all parties the same' type project is faltering on the cold hard fact that Socialists maybe even a Liberal centre ground think a Trot is better than a globalist Twat like Watson ..

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

I don't think he will.

I also don't think there will be an election any time soon. The more he is allowed to flounder and act like a petulant child, the more he is damaged.

 

[Tredman]

Labour going to vote for an election too. It’s happening. Wish they would all just fuck off and then fuck off some more.

 

[Kenny]

Labour going to vote for an election too. It’s happening. Wish they would all just fuck off and then fuck off some more.

Love thsi from tbe BBC

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says his party will support an early general election as the government makes its pitch for a poll on 12 December.

Mr Corbyn said his condition to take a no-deal Brexit off the table "has now been met" after the EU agreed to extend the deadline to 31 January 2020.

But he did not explicitly say if he would back the government's bill in Parliament later.


He is ready..........maybe

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Huge drop of the the ball by Corbyn. Especially when they say they will push for votes by 16-18 year olds and EU nationals, but will vote for it anyway. Wow. What an incentive for Boris to listen to those requests. Idiocy.

 

[Langers]

Another new thread beckons then.

Sick of depressing elections which return results that make me want to vomit.

 

[Del Woppio]

Looks like we have an election then...

 

[Kenny]

11th December insted of the 12th by the looks of it

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

I guess it does. Not exactly thrilled at the prospects for a result I am going to like very much. Best case is probably hung parliament and more of the same.

 

[Kenny]

Nah Boris is romping home.

Vast majority don't give a shit that he is unable to tell the truth. He willwaffle on with lies and made up bollocks and it will be lapped up

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

SNP will win virtually everything north of the border. Indyref2 might happen. Fuck it, Sturgeon might even threaten to secede from the Union which would get very messy.

Boris will win a small majority though. Glorious. Well played Corbyn, you utter fool.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

I don't think it's as simple as that.

He has nothing to offer other than spending pledges that he has no intent of seeing through (Brexit will see to that) and the same sloganeering about getting Brexit done, which is a fallacy in itself as well as clunky and ill-defined. He's a shockingly poor speaker and he'll try to hide through the campaign - this worked in the leadership contest when he basically had to do nothing and he'd won, but not in a GE when he's starting from a de facto losing position.

They're going to get wiped out in Scotland. 21 seats in London, they might well lose half of them. The Lib Dems should do well in southern Remain areas. They've lost the DUP as a quasi-coalition partner for good. So they're left having to pick up seats in areas where they hardly ever/never win just to stand still.

 

[Langers]

I can't see anything other than a Tory majority. I simply don't have enough faith in any of the opposition parties or, crucially, the voting public. And the latter will still vote for that lying fucker Johnson.

Merry fucking Christmas indeed.

 

[BGreenWolf]

I legitimately don't think delaying could conceivably help either the Lib Dems or Labour. This is the moment of the Tories' greatest weakness- Johnson's just had to break his one big pledge, he hasn't passed his Brexit deal, Farage is stoking the Betrayal of Brexit fires, and he hasn't been able to properly set up his People Vs. Parliament narrative. I fail to see any scenario where the Tories aren't in a stronger position in a few months time- particularly given that the numbers are almost certainly there to pass the withdrawal bill if the opposition chooses to sit on their hands.

Yes, Johnson holds all the cards, and yes, the polls are heavily in their favour. That's just the reality of the moment, and there are no signs that that will change in the foreseeable future- now is the time to roll the dice.

 

[Tony Towner]

Love thsi from tbe BBC

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says his party will support an early general election as the government makes its pitch for a poll on 12 December.

Mr Corbyn said his condition to take a no-deal Brexit off the table "has now been met" after the EU agreed to extend the deadline to 31 January 2020.

But he did not explicitly say if he would back the government's bill in Parliament later.


He is ready..........maybe

No deal is now more likely than it ever has been. Deluded prick (Corbyn not Kenny)