Author: Steve N

Should May Go Yes/No

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26-11-2019 03:08:35 Mobile | Show all posts
with a very much weakened hand I would not fancy Mays chances at all
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26-11-2019 03:08:35 Mobile | Show all posts
they did because of immigration. They also voted Labour because they are sick of austerity .When the penny drops and they realise hard Brexit means more of the nasty stuff for the foreseeable future, then let's say i would not like to be near them
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26-11-2019 03:08:36 Mobile | Show all posts
Not much danger of that is there?  
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26-11-2019 03:08:36 Mobile | Show all posts
zero! Angry mobs have never appealed to me
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26-11-2019 03:08:36 Mobile | Show all posts
Ah, but she and Jeremy have devised a cunning plan. We are witnessing it unfold right now and the end result will meet with your expectations.

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26-11-2019 03:08:36 Mobile | Show all posts
funny old game , politics.The Eu sceptics are said to be incandescent
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26-11-2019 03:08:36 Mobile | Show all posts
Default position being incandescent and EU has kept them focused and stopped their minds wondering off to far to the fringes, like a soft ball pit for energetic toddlers.
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26-11-2019 03:08:37 Mobile | Show all posts
Somebody remind me, what's the EU's general position on nationalised industry?
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26-11-2019 03:08:37 Mobile | Show all posts
The biggest surprise for me was Kensington's swing to Labour  a constituency full of millionaires and bankers.Yes it does have social housing people as well but they wouldn't account for the swing .It seems as though the millionaires are turning away from the Tories and may not return to the fold.Why ? I reckon it's Brexit wot dun it.
Kensington has a very diverse community with many foreign people working ,studying and living there.It also a has considerable youth presence ie young, professional, Europhile constituents.Indeed 70% of that demographic voted against Brexit.
The Lib Dems also increased their share of the vote to about 12.5%. (Lady)Victoria Borwick (Cons)is a Brexiter, she had to go
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26-11-2019 03:08:37 Mobile | Show all posts
MOD COMMENT:

Out of respect for the dead and missing, I think we should leave Kensington out of the political point scoring for now.
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