| Bring Back Boris 18:22 - Oct 20 with 6021 views | britferry |
I can't believe what I am hearing on the news, he's got quite a following, I think a lot of MP's think he'll save their jobs.
Hopefully he's got quite a few lucrative speeches lined up and he would rather go for the cash than make a return as PM. |  |
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| Bring Back Boris on 20:42 - Oct 25 with 607 views | Catullus |
| Bring Back Boris on 22:31 - Oct 24 by ItchySphincter |
Labour’s gains are all through being least bad choice. Nothing to do with policy, the Tories nicked all their’s anyway. |
That was how the tories beat Corbyn, they were seen as a least worse choice.
it's a sad state of affairs when we arent picking the best choice but merely what we see as the least damaging.
it's like asking which method of suicide will hurt the least.
Oh for a new party, one with decent people, oh for a reform of politics that sees an end to all the corruptiin and self serving greed.
Where is that magic lamp? | |
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| Bring Back Boris on 23:35 - Oct 25 with 562 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Bring Back Boris on 20:42 - Oct 25 by Catullus |
That was how the tories beat Corbyn, they were seen as a least worse choice.
it's a sad state of affairs when we arent picking the best choice but merely what we see as the least damaging.
it's like asking which method of suicide will hurt the least.
Oh for a new party, one with decent people, oh for a reform of politics that sees an end to all the corruptiin and self serving greed.
Where is that magic lamp? |
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| Bring Back Boris on 07:03 - Oct 26 with 526 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Bring Back Boris on 20:42 - Oct 25 by Catullus |
That was how the tories beat Corbyn, they were seen as a least worse choice.
it's a sad state of affairs when we arent picking the best choice but merely what we see as the least damaging.
it's like asking which method of suicide will hurt the least.
Oh for a new party, one with decent people, oh for a reform of politics that sees an end to all the corruptiin and self serving greed.
Where is that magic lamp? |
Corby was totally unelectable. He had no policies was anti semitic, supported terrorism and Russia. He was only leader because his union paymasters appointed him. | |
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| Bring Back Boris on 09:10 - Oct 26 with 502 views | Scotia |
| Bring Back Boris on 20:42 - Oct 25 by Catullus |
That was how the tories beat Corbyn, they were seen as a least worse choice.
it's a sad state of affairs when we arent picking the best choice but merely what we see as the least damaging.
it's like asking which method of suicide will hurt the least.
Oh for a new party, one with decent people, oh for a reform of politics that sees an end to all the corruptiin and self serving greed.
Where is that magic lamp? |
And a change to the electoral system that means the end to wasted votes in many constituencies.
I'd love to see a new middle ground party formed. It seems to be that Labour are heading that way in Westminster, Welsh Labour are still a basket case and will be whilst Drakeford is in charge.
All recent attempts at starting a new party have been headed by nutters. | | | |
| Bring Back Boris on 17:03 - Oct 26 with 469 views | Catullus |
| Bring Back Boris on 09:10 - Oct 26 by Scotia |
And a change to the electoral system that means the end to wasted votes in many constituencies.
I'd love to see a new middle ground party formed. It seems to be that Labour are heading that way in Westminster, Welsh Labour are still a basket case and will be whilst Drakeford is in charge.
All recent attempts at starting a new party have been headed by nutters. |
Unfortunately many nutters have charisma, so it seems. By the time people realise just how berserk they are, they're in charge! | |
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| Bring Back Boris on 21:49 - Oct 26 with 427 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Bring Back Boris on 07:03 - Oct 26 by felixstowe_jack |
Corby was totally unelectable. He had no policies was anti semitic, supported terrorism and Russia. He was only leader because his union paymasters appointed him. |
Corbyn was useless and sure to lose.
He had to step aside for someone else.
Instead his ego got in the way and he facilitated both Brexit and Johnson as PM.
Both utter disasters for the working man.
That said, he is none of the things you state below.
You need to stop reading the Daily Fail.
If you want a link to Russia ser the Tory party. Shameless and corrupt. | |
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| Bring Back Boris on 22:13 - Oct 26 with 407 views | onehunglow |
| Bring Back Boris on 21:49 - Oct 26 by Kilkennyjack |
Corbyn was useless and sure to lose.
He had to step aside for someone else.
Instead his ego got in the way and he facilitated both Brexit and Johnson as PM.
Both utter disasters for the working man.
That said, he is none of the things you state below.
You need to stop reading the Daily Fail.
If you want a link to Russia ser the Tory party. Shameless and corrupt. |
“Working man “
Ye Gods | |
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| Bring Back Boris on 13:38 - Oct 27 with 359 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Bring Back Boris on 20:42 - Oct 25 by Catullus |
That was how the tories beat Corbyn, they were seen as a least worse choice.
it's a sad state of affairs when we arent picking the best choice but merely what we see as the least damaging.
it's like asking which method of suicide will hurt the least.
Oh for a new party, one with decent people, oh for a reform of politics that sees an end to all the corruptiin and self serving greed.
Where is that magic lamp? |
There was a suggestion the other day that the stunning and brave Eddie Izzard (probably the most beautiful woman ever to come out of Skewen) is standing to be an MP in the next election. Between her and Gary Neville and the endless relentless stream of Tory cockwombles it’s no wonder apathy rules supreme.
What chance do any of us have? |  |
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