They could do a lot worse than appoint her the Leader of Vote Leave tomorrow. A smart, sensible, centrist Tory woman, and a doctor. Pretty much perfect. Clearly in command of the facts, as well.
Agreed.
Also, isn't she the only MP in the house to be selected via an open primary?
They could do a lot worse than appoint her the Leader of Vote Leave tomorrow. A smart, sensible, centrist Tory woman, and a doctor. Pretty much perfect. Clearly in command of the facts, as well.
Agreed.
Also, isn't she the only MP in the house to be selected via an open primary?
She's the only one to be selected by an open primary in which a significant percentage of the local electorate participated. In all the others turnout was embarrassingly low: Rochester & Strood for example, where the Tories tried to hide the turnout figure because it was so poor.
How can Jeb Bush coming fourth with 11% be described by anyone as a "good result"?
Thats what I was trying to work out as I stared at Betfair last night as he plummeted to 5.6 (And probably sent my whole book well below water at that point).
I think in fairness it was an OK result for Jeb in that he finished above Marco. But yes, not great - he only matched his RCP average.
Chris Christie won't be at the next debate though, so Rubio may well do better. He'll need to think of some new lines though !
@jameskirkup: Dear @TheBMA , why is it safe for Drs to work Saturday if they get unsocial hours premium, but unsafe without? Does more pay boost safety?
A French acquaintance of mine has relatives living in Calais. She told me how bleak life is for those living in Calais. The roads leading in and out are often closed due to "migrant activity" so people feel they can never go anywhere. Lots of businesses are closing down because the tourist trade has been so badly affected so people are losing jobs and livelihoods. And that is without going into the general feeling of fear caused by the behaviour of certain migrant groups and their "supporters".
Trump got 10 out of 16 N.H. delegates with 35%. In S.Carolina he gets 29 delegates if he wins and 3 per congressional district, so potentially all 50 delegates.
If Trump keeps winning and gets more than 30% of the vote he will get the delegates necessary much earlier than anticipated.
However lets not forget, there is still a debate before the S.Carolina vote, and we don't know the impact of Iowa and N.H. although I guess that they cancelled each other out.
One thing that is striking though is the consistency of Trump underperforming with late deciders, 48% of those who had already decided (around 55-60%) voted for him compared with 22% of late deciders, better than in Iowa but still the same big gap, although if even no late deciders voted for him he still would have got 26% in N.H.
That gives me an idea that Trump's chances are best in states where he already had a high stable number, in Iowa he polled usually at 25, in N.H. at 27.5, in S.Carolina 33. And unlike Iowa, he never got a close rival in either N.H. or S.Carolina polling.
Looking at last nights results its clear that Trump will win the GOP nomination. He'll then easily beat Hillary in the general. Only way to stop Trump is for Hillary to drop out and for a brokered convention to draft in someone else (no idea who TBH).
In more exciting news Gillmore not just has passed the three digit milestone but sits smugly on a pile of 151 votes. It's ON!
The surge is on.
Will he try to stay in the race till Virginia primary?
That is a 1200% increase in voters since Iowa!!! Look for the trend to continue, with 18,000 votes in SC and 216,000 in NV...
Oops, got an extra 0 in there. 1,800 and 21,600. So no wins until Super Tuesday when he sweeps all before him.
One thing that is striking though is the consistency of Trump underperforming with late deciders, 48% of those who had already decided (around 55-60%) voted for him compared with 22% of late deciders, better than in Iowa but still the same big gap, although if even no late deciders voted for him he still would have got 26% in N.H.
I'm not sure that's particularly relevant. When it comes to the undecided, the baseline should be a random allocation between the candidates. If Trump is outperforming this measure then he's doing fine.
''This is bleak beyond description. A resident of Calais speaks out.''
When you see what elected representatives in the West are prepared to do to their own citizens its hardly surprising people such as Trump are in the frame to get elected.
Er! sorry for the delay Malkie, had some work to do.
Remember, it was the 20 odd SNP supporters who clyped on her, if they hadn't, they could have been due for prison time. I have been surprised at how unpopular McGarry is amongst SNP members, but not, for some reason, amongst the hierarchy.
As to Thomson, even Sturgeon as a practised solicitor, and with even a small amount of conveying experience could see Thomson was not just skating on thin ice, she was trying to walk on water with concrete boots on. PS, the Procurator Fiscal, the Legal Society and the SG are dancing around each other. Again, Anwar would not be doing his job if he could not cause a bit of confusion and delay things until after May.
I agree Thomson was sailing close to the wind law wise and pretty crap morals wise but been lots of lawyers at same game , she obviously learned that from a Tory. Distasteful as it is she did it with willing sellers , they were not forced to sell at gunpoint. Buying low from someone foolish enough or desperate enough to sell is not a crime. Most of them would likely have got zero when they were evicted or non payment in any event. McGarry I have no idea, I think that whole group all thought they were something special and having fallen out certain cliques are finger pointing. Sounds like they were just absolute crap at admin and accounting, whilst busy playing bigshots, for the money they spent.
Aw! Bless. Thomson is involved in possible fraud on the mortgage providers, solicitors act on the instructions of the clients, they may wish to advise on legal arguments but at the end, they follow the instructions. Once, possibly twice could be considered incompetence, thirteen times unfortunately, looks decidedly questionable.
How you know that she got the idea from a Tory, I have no idea. Otherwise are you trying to deflect away to the possibility that she was unable to think up the process herself? Not very flattering to the checking procedures put in place by Peter Murrell on the SNP PPC's either, but on second thoughts...
McGarry is much more simpler. I have used PayPal for more than 10 years, and it is very easy to get a print out of the money coming in and leaving it, and more importantly, to where. All transactions are timed. Bank statements will be able to match the money coming in or leaving. McGarry obviously doesn't want anyone to see either.
Perhaps some curious journalist might like to enquire of PayPal what the delay is in providing information to PS. There should be a trail if there is any form of requested legal delay or injunction. Could be interesting to see the results. Or if there is a Super injunction in place in the UK.
"Tory MP admits he has moved back into his parent's home to save up for a deposit William Wragg MP has said he is part of a ‘boomerang generation' of young people unable to get on the property ladder, despite earning £74,000 as a Member of Parliament"
@jameskirkup: Dear @TheBMA , why is it safe for Drs to work Saturday if they get unsocial hours premium, but unsafe without? Does more pay boost safety?
Because the dispute is completely about pay. The Conservatives have plonked great wads of cash into the health service, the official statistics make this very clear.
Why can't the doctors just be honest that it is about pay and not safety ?
''Why can't the doctors just be honest that it is about pay and not safety ?''
I reckon the fanatical support for the NHS is starting to peel away. Just read the Guardian threads on this topic. People are more open to something like the arrangements they have on the continent.
''Why can't the doctors just be honest that it is about pay and not safety ?''
I reckon the fanatical support for the NHS is starting to peel away. Just read the Guardian threads on this topic. People are more open to something like the arrangements they have on the continent.
Great idea. You should make it a centre piece of the Leave campaign actually.
"Tory MP admits he has moved back into his parent's home to save up for a deposit William Wragg MP has said he is part of a ‘boomerang generation' of young people unable to get on the property ladder, despite earning £74,000 as a Member of Parliament"
Ugh. Another MP who's (just) younger than me. What I don't get is why hasn't he been living at home with his parents anyway to save up for a deposit? I suppose he gets his constituency home and living back home with the parents now he's an MP won't feel quite as bad as he won't be going home to them every evening.
"Tory MP admits he has moved back into his parent's home to save up for a deposit William Wragg MP has said he is part of a ‘boomerang generation' of young people unable to get on the property ladder, despite earning £74,000 as a Member of Parliament"
I guess he will need a big deposit for the sort of house he will want. But surely this merely demonstrates some sanity is back in the housing market. A large income that can afford a mortgage does not equal available cash for a deposit.
One aspect of the GOP race that's perhaps been underestimated is the vast sums the 'establishment' candidates are spending to come third fourth or fifth. In NH establishment spending was 20x that of anti-establishment, for example.
I actually think that The Donald may be the Republican Party's best bet, with the exception of perhaps Kasich. Cruz is a hardcore right-wing evangelical with little appeal beyond his own base, Rubio is an untested bottler and Jeb is a Bush. The Donald may not be personally popular with most Americans but I can see a lot of people voting for him without actually liking him very much, as was the case with Thatcher. Most people didn't like Ed Miliband very much but more would have voted Labour had he given the impression of being a strong leader.
"The chairman of the Conference of Interior Ministers, Saarland Interior Minister Klaus Bouillon (CDU), warned of riots and social unrest because of the refugee crisis"
One aspect of the GOP race that's perhaps been underestimated is the vast sums the 'establishment' candidates are spending to come third fourth or fifth. In NH establishment spending was 20x that of anti-establishment, for example.
Bush apparently spent $36 million in New Hampshire. That works out at about $1,000 per vote won.
"A man goes home and masturbates his typical fantasy. A woman on her knees, a woman tied up, a woman abused.
A woman enjoys intercourse with her man — as she fantasizes being raped by 3 men simultaneously.
The man and woman get dressed up on Sunday — and go to Church, or maybe to their 'revolutionary' political meeting.
Have you ever looked at the Stag, Man, Hero, Tough magazines on the shelf of your local bookstore? Do you know why the newspaper with the articles like 'Girl 12 raped by 14 men' sell so well? To what in us are they appealing?"
@jameskirkup: Dear @TheBMA , why is it safe for Drs to work Saturday if they get unsocial hours premium, but unsafe without? Does more pay boost safety?
It reminds me of the school sportsday scene in Decline & Fall where the Welsh band are playing Men of Harlech interminably, because the only other pieces they know are religious and it would be blasphemous to play religious music in the presence of a lady who is smoking. As the leader of the band explains:
"But no man can you ask against his Maker to blaspheme whatever unless him to pay more you were. Three pounds for the music is good and one for the blasphemy look you"
"The chairman of the Conference of Interior Ministers, Saarland Interior Minister Klaus Bouillon (CDU), warned of riots and social unrest because of the refugee crisis"
With Valentine’s Day approaching on Sunday, Jeremy Corbyn offered David Cameron some rosies.
Rosie had written to the Labour leader complaining she couldn’t afford a house. This puzzled MPs.
After all Labour Chief Whip Rosie Winterton was sitting only feet away from Corbyn. Had relations between them disintegrated to such an extent they had stopped talking and started writing to each other?
“When I get a letter from the Chief Whip it normally spells trouble,” said Cameron.
Corbyn attempted to clear up the confusion. He said, somewhat ungallantly, that his Rosie was in her 20s while Labour’s Rosie...well.....wasn’t.
@jameskirkup: Dear @TheBMA , why is it safe for Drs to work Saturday if they get unsocial hours premium, but unsafe without? Does more pay boost safety?
Because the dispute is completely about pay. The Conservatives have plonked great wads of cash into the health service, the official statistics make this very clear.
Why can't the doctors just be honest that it is about pay and not safety ?
Also, since Junior Doctors working shorter hours are gaining less experience, will they be taking longer to qualify and advance up the career ladder?
No one cares when it's a landslide, do they? Yet the error is the same.
The polls weren't too bad on the Republican side.
Trump still out by 4. I'll give them a bit of a pass on Rubio given the debate. Of course primaries are intrinsically tricky to poll, especially open ones.
Calais is a horrible place. Having seen first hand the gangs of immigrants swarming in the roads surrounding the Eurotunnel Terminal at night, it's only a matter of time before something quite horrific happens to a car load of innocent holidaymakers.
Tykejohnno...coming to a town near us..and that means everyone in the UK..
I can see already small similarities where I live,just this weekend my mate was racially abused and attacked by a gang from a certain culture from Eastern Europe who were high as a kite,lucky for him,he can handle himself.
How can Jeb Bush coming fourth with 11% be described by anyone as a "good result"?
Same as Rubio coming third in Iowa was supposed to be a "good" result!
Firstly, because NH and Iowa are relatively poor approximations of the country - on the GOP side Iowa is dominated by evangelicals and NH tends to get behind an idiosyncratic candidate. Therefore it's all about showing viability and not tanking. Normally that means a top two spot, but the two winners have been candidate s who are unacceptable to the party elites. The other person to have come second, Kasich, would've been a great candidate a decade ago but is likely to get massacred in the south and is unacceptable to the tea partiers whose turn it is next. As a result, there's an opening for an establishment candidate who can unite the party with nods to conservatives.
That's now Jeb or Rubio, and Jeb was dead if he lost to Rubio in NH. Therefore it's a win by emerging from the a gun battle wounded but alive. The problem now for the GOP is that Rubio and Jeb are likely to turn their guns on each other, while Cruz heads to places which should be better turf and Trump is Trump.
Who knows, but if Rubio came a decent third or second, Jeb was finished, therefore it's a win.
How can Jeb Bush coming fourth with 11% be described by anyone as a "good result"?
Same as Rubio coming third in Iowa was supposed to be a "good" result!
Firstly, because NH and Iowa are relatively poor approximations of the country - on the GOP side Iowa is dominated by evangelicals and NH tends to get behind an idiosyncratic candidate. Therefore it's all about showing viability and not tanking. Normally that means a top two spot, but the two winners have been candidate s who are unacceptable to the party elites. The other person to have come second, Kasich, would've been a great candidate a decade ago but is likely to get massacred in the south and is unacceptable to the tea partiers whose turn it is next. As a result, there's an opening for an establishment candidate who can unite the party with nods to conservatives.
That's now Jeb or Rubio, and Jeb was dead if he lost to Rubio in NH. Therefore it's a win by emerging from the a gun battle wounded but alive. The problem now for the GOP is that Rubio and Jeb are likely to turn their guns on each other, while Cruz heads to places which should be better turf and Trump is Trump.
Who knows, but if Rubio came a decent third or second, Jeb was finished, therefore it's a win.
Exactly - it's about how the result fits with the narrative of that candidate's route to the nomination, no how the result fits in a horse race in that state.
FWIW, while NH is NOT (not) representative of the GOP primaries nationally, it is very representative of the electorate at the General.
Tykejohnno..It is already happening in West Yorkshire..My daughter is verbally threatened with rape and worse every night as she walks past an Indian Takeaway shop on her way home in a very small village...the shop is a gathering point for a gang of young Bangladeshi youths who virtually run the village.The police tell her to ignore them...Retribution is fast approaching as the local RU club is getting seriously peed off..I wonder what the Police will do then.
Tykejohnno..It is already happening in West Yorkshire..My daughter is verbally threatened with rape and worse every night as she walks past an Indian Takeaway shop on her way home in a very small village...the shop is a gathering point for a gang of young Bangladeshi youths who virtually run the village.The police tell her to ignore them...Retribution is fast approaching as the local RU club is getting seriously peed off..I wonder what the Police will do then.
If only someone had predicted this would happen before it was too late...
I love that Chris Cillizza has this right under his picture: "One of the dumber and least respected of the political pundits. -- Donald Trump"
I can never quite place him on the political spectrum. Until this cycle, he was reliably left of centre. This cycle, he has had it in for Hillary from the start, hates Trump, but does not seem taken with Bernie either.
I love that Chris Cillizza has this right under his picture: "One of the dumber and least respected of the political pundits. -- Donald Trump"
I can never quite place him on the political spectrum. Until this cycle, he was reliably left of centre. This cycle, he has had it in for Hillary from the start, hates Trump, but does not seem taken with Bernie either.
''This was so very definitely NOT what they expected. ''
We are an ungrateful lot, aren;t we? look at that nice renegotiation they did for us. They worked all day on that. Just for us. And that's how we repay them.
Mr. T, I think you're getting a bit carried away. The referendum is likely, but not certain, to be in June. We've still got months of scare stories to get through.
They must be absolutely crapping it, in Downing Street, around about now.
This was so very definitely NOT what they expected.
To be fair, they couldn't have expected Merkel, who had run Germany fairly competently for ten years, to make one of the most bizarre decisions in the history of European politics.
Tykejohnno..It is already happening in West Yorkshire..My daughter is verbally threatened with rape and worse every night as she walks past an Indian Takeaway shop on her way home in a very small village...the shop is a gathering point for a gang of young Bangladeshi youths who virtually run the village.The police tell her to ignore them...Retribution is fast approaching as the local RU club is getting seriously peed off..I wonder what the Police will do then.
The police are useless,last bonfire night,my local pub had its brand new windows put though by local Pakistani youth,landlord got beat up confronting them.
When the police did arrive,they asked for a description of them,he told them of local Pakistani youth,he was told that's racist and the word he should have used was 'Asian' FFS.
@jameskirkup: Dear @TheBMA , why is it safe for Drs to work Saturday if they get unsocial hours premium, but unsafe without? Does more pay boost safety?
The only unsafe element for more doctors working saturdays is the effect it will have on their personal lives. More of them working at those days = less time spent with their families = more unhappiness = less safe relationships. Of course more patients will be alive and suffer less, but why would these doctors care about the patients.? The NHS is after all run for the convenience of its staff.
@jameskirkup: Dear @TheBMA , why is it safe for Drs to work Saturday if they get unsocial hours premium, but unsafe without? Does more pay boost safety?
Because the dispute is completely about pay. The Conservatives have plonked great wads of cash into the health service, the official statistics make this very clear.
Why can't the doctors just be honest that it is about pay and not safety ?
It's not about pay. How can it be? The saintly Mr Hunt had said none of them will lose out so is obviously not about pay. And as for official statistics these clearly show health spending had been dropping since 2010 and will continue to fall in this parliament.
When does Cameron have to decide itt's June? 18th Feb? Is it too late for him to pull back?
I genuinely don't know the answer to these questions. I am sure, however, that they never intended to start a euroref campaign with the polls implying they would lose.
I imagine they thought they'd be 10-20 points ahead and would merely to have press the obvious buttons.
So the idea of "rescheduling" the vote MUST be on someone's mind.
*Not* getting a deal at the coming EU summit would certainly help on that score. It'd also help Cameron's image with waverers if he's seen to be adopting a firmer stance.
Would a reputable poster who thinks that David Cameron is going to postpone the referendum care to craft a bet where I could take the other side?
Technically, you can't postpone something that isn't actually yet scheduled (with the exception of the Nov 2017 'half way through the parliament' deadline).
MD..Re my daughter..she is ok thanks..she is a very tough,intelligent.articulate Yorkshire girl and refuses to be intimidated by them..when I am staying with her the youths go very quiet..it seems only lone females are the target....she does want the Police to be slightly more attentive tho..maybe even popping into the shop and giving a few pointers..
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Also, isn't she the only MP in the house to be selected via an open primary?
http://www.drsarah.org.uk/sarah's-blog/
After two initial very condescending comments, the rest seem much more supportive
I think in fairness it was an OK result for Jeb in that he finished above Marco. But yes, not great - he only matched his RCP average.
Chris Christie won't be at the next debate though, so Rubio may well do better. He'll need to think of some new lines though !
I was actually supposed to be back in the UK before Christmas, however a slight hiccup means that is looking like some when 3Q now.
In S.Carolina he gets 29 delegates if he wins and 3 per congressional district, so potentially all 50 delegates.
http://election.princeton.edu/2016/01/13/full-simulation-of-gop-nomination-rules/
If Trump keeps winning and gets more than 30% of the vote he will get the delegates necessary much earlier than anticipated.
However lets not forget, there is still a debate before the S.Carolina vote, and we don't know the impact of Iowa and N.H. although I guess that they cancelled each other out.
One thing that is striking though is the consistency of Trump underperforming with late deciders, 48% of those who had already decided (around 55-60%) voted for him compared with 22% of late deciders, better than in Iowa but still the same big gap, although if even no late deciders voted for him he still would have got 26% in N.H.
That gives me an idea that Trump's chances are best in states where he already had a high stable number, in Iowa he polled usually at 25, in N.H. at 27.5, in S.Carolina 33.
And unlike Iowa, he never got a close rival in either N.H. or S.Carolina polling.
Oops, got an extra 0 in there. 1,800 and 21,600. So no wins until Super Tuesday when he sweeps all before him.
.@johnredwood says if you are in car with a driver you don't trust, heading to a place you don't want to go, get out
When you see what elected representatives in the West are prepared to do to their own citizens its hardly surprising people such as Trump are in the frame to get elected.
How you know that she got the idea from a Tory, I have no idea. Otherwise are you trying to deflect away to the possibility that she was unable to think up the process herself? Not very flattering to the checking procedures put in place by Peter Murrell on the SNP PPC's either, but on second thoughts...
McGarry is much more simpler. I have used PayPal for more than 10 years, and it is very easy to get a print out of the money coming in and leaving it, and more importantly, to where. All transactions are timed. Bank statements will be able to match the money coming in or leaving. McGarry obviously doesn't want anyone to see either.
Perhaps some curious journalist might like to enquire of PayPal what the delay is in providing information to PS. There should be a trail if there is any form of requested legal delay or injunction. Could be interesting to see the results. Or if there is a Super injunction in place in the UK.
REMAIN = Believe in Brussels
I believe in Britain.
William Wragg MP has said he is part of a ‘boomerang generation' of young people unable to get on the property ladder, despite earning £74,000 as a Member of Parliament"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/property/12150280/Tory-MP-admits-he-has-moved-back-into-his-parents-home-to-save-up-for-a-deposit.html
OUT could do an amazing ad along the lines of the type you see at christmas advising people not to take dodgy cabs.
Why can't the doctors just be honest that it is about pay and not safety ?
I reckon the fanatical support for the NHS is starting to peel away. Just read the Guardian threads on this topic. People are more open to something like the arrangements they have on the continent.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/
http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/
@Conservative_VW woman should be careful around him. https://t.co/M8dMuJaUe7
http://www.mirror.co.uk/for-the-record/alex-wood-an-apology-6209529
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2015/05/26/sandi-toksvig-compares-nigel-farage-to-adolf-hitler/
http://www.remarkably.com/ukip-fascist/
"The chairman of the Conference of Interior Ministers, Saarland Interior Minister Klaus Bouillon (CDU), warned of riots and social unrest because of the refugee crisis"
http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article152050280/Sehe-inneren-Frieden-in-unserem-Land-wirklich-in-Gefahr.html
Here is the full spiel:
"A man goes home and masturbates his typical fantasy. A woman on her knees, a woman tied up, a woman abused.
A woman enjoys intercourse with her man — as she fantasizes being raped by 3 men simultaneously.
The man and woman get dressed up on Sunday — and go to Church, or maybe to their 'revolutionary' political meeting.
Have you ever looked at the Stag, Man, Hero, Tough magazines on the shelf of your local bookstore? Do you know why the newspaper with the articles like 'Girl 12 raped by 14 men' sell so well? To what in us are they appealing?"
"But no man can you ask against his Maker to blaspheme whatever unless him to pay more you were. Three pounds for the music is good and one for the blasphemy look you"
http://www.newstatesman.com/world/2016/02/how-vladimir-putin-lost-ukraine
Rosie had written to the Labour leader complaining she couldn’t afford a house. This puzzled MPs.
After all Labour Chief Whip Rosie Winterton was sitting only feet away from Corbyn. Had relations between them disintegrated to such an extent they had stopped talking and started writing to each other?
“When I get a letter from the Chief Whip it normally spells trouble,” said Cameron.
Corbyn attempted to clear up the confusion. He said, somewhat ungallantly, that his Rosie was in her 20s while Labour’s Rosie...well.....wasn’t.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/pmqs-sketch-jeremy-corbyn-tells-7344515
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35543364
That's now Jeb or Rubio, and Jeb was dead if he lost to Rubio in NH. Therefore it's a win by emerging from the a gun battle wounded but alive. The problem now for the GOP is that Rubio and Jeb are likely to turn their guns on each other, while Cruz heads to places which should be better turf and Trump is Trump.
Who knows, but if Rubio came a decent third or second, Jeb was finished, therefore it's a win.
Just like Ed Miliband's Labour....
Maybe, but the big 'don;t know' segment might break heavily for IN.
Make no mistake: Bernie Sanders's win in New Hampshire was historically massive https://t.co/kLQ7Gal0ui https://t.co/HwBJLBfmHJ
* (c) Liam Fox
FWIW, while NH is NOT (not) representative of the GOP primaries nationally, it is very representative of the electorate at the General.
This is ICM's first lead for Leave since May 2013... https://t.co/uYPud2DYLv #EUref #EUreferendum
I love that Chris Cillizza has this right under his picture: "One of the dumber and least respected of the political pundits. -- Donald Trump"
I can never quite place him on the political spectrum. Until this cycle, he was reliably left of centre. This cycle, he has had it in for Hillary from the start, hates Trump, but does not seem taken with Bernie either.
No one is interested in Europe. (c) Alistair 'On the fence' Meeks.
If the authorities, whether police or politicians, won't do anything, then people will look elsewhere for safety (or retribution).
We are an ungrateful lot, aren;t we? look at that nice renegotiation they did for us. They worked all day on that. Just for us. And that's how we repay them.
Honestly, who do we think we are?
I doubt Fox thought of it himself......I wonder if Gove fed it to him.....
http://jackofkent.com/2016/02/in-which-wikileaks-is-caught-out-publishing-a-deliberate-falsehood/
Before is 1.11 - 1.48
After is 3.05 to 10.5
You can also bet on whether in this parly
Yes 1.04-1.05
No 17.5- 26
I assume you are intensely relaxed whichever way the referendum goes
Careful. If leave loses, some of us could be 'leftovers...'
When the police did arrive,they asked for a description of them,he told them of local Pakistani youth,he was told that's racist and the word he should have used was 'Asian' FFS.
This was so very definitely NOT what they expected.'
If you base your strategy on treating the voters as fools you deserve to lose.
It seems potentially not.
link
I've backed Trump at his new price of 2.6 ish as he clearly has scope to go way down on a NC win.