Nope. Brexit will go ahead. And probably be far better managed than it would have been because it won't be May calling the shots.
Desperate straw-clutching.
The country may well be in chaos.
No straw clutching at all. With both Labour and the Tories committed to Brexit and the main Anti-Brexit parties getting slaughtered the only question is what sort. If you think this will change the eventual fact of us leaving you are sadly deluded.
To be honest if we get to the end of the night with the Tories with a small majority and May on her way out that would be just about perfect for me.
I wish you could see it from the perspective of my family. But you've ignored such perspectives throughout, as your Europhobia overrode everything.
Go for EFTA membership and the EEA. The Norway option that so many Brexit supporters wanted anyway.
That would probably work. It's more or less what Cameron should have recommended after his "negotiation" got nowhere.
Yes. I would go for that and so would many remainers. Not perfect but certainly a decent compromise. The truth is that May offered sweet F all for remainers other than not being Corbyn
Part of me wonders if Corbyn and co might not prefer to fall slightly short, as they've galvanized the youth vote, but no way they could deliver on all they promised.
Hopefully Con will see what he's done and offer some things to the youth vote in the coming GE.
I SHALL SPELL IT OUT IN ALL CAPS FOR CCHQ. GRADUATE TAX, IT'S "FAIR" AND IT CAN BRING IN MORE MONEY.
There's already a graduate tax. 9% extra tax on all income above £20k. A graduate tax would also do fuck all to get the youth vote onside when Lab are offering free tuition.
What I mean is roll all university funding and expenses into the tax. Tuition, the grant, and whatever else is "free" up front, and if you go to university your taxcode is permanently marked for a supplementary tax.
I admit I am heading towards slightly pissed - am I alone ? :-)
I had my last drink in 2005. There is however plenty of the stuff in the house. Not sure whether to put the cherry on top of a perfect day by falling off the wagon.
Fair to say that her private numbers did not predict this.
I am not sure that any private numbers predicted this - all the reports from canvas returns from all parties never really gave us an insight into what is happening this evening.
Nope. Brexit will go ahead. And probably be far better managed than it would have been because it won't be May calling the shots.
Desperate straw-clutching.
The country may well be in chaos.
No straw clutching at all. With both Labour and the Tories committed to Brexit and the main Anti-Brexit parties getting slaughtered the only question is what sort. If you think this will change the eventual fact of us leaving you are sadly deluded.
To be honest if we get to the end of the night with the Tories with a small majority and May on her way out that would be just about perfect for me.
I wish you could see it from the perspective of my family. But you've ignored such perspectives throughout, as your Europhobia overrode everything.
LOL. You have no special claim to sympathy. For every winner there is a loser and the more extreme the wins the more extreme the losses. That is why we should be seeking a moderate way as far as Brexit is concerned. It seems obvious that is what the majority want and hopefully now what they will get.
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tories 19k
Sad
Con hold Thurrock
LDs 19756
Labour 21881
Clegg Out!!
I voted for him
Tory vote doubles.
Lab 49.9
Con 42.7
Really liked what I've seen of him during this campaign.
Labour are rampant in urban England.
Forgive me if we don't take advice from a core partisan Labour supporter.