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This has been demonstrated *countless* times and is one of the most basic, thoroughly debunked myths of capitalist theory. But its nice to see TiBB still derping along talking about it like the next big brainwave. Smfh. |
But johnson said "**** business" thus confirming Brexit is not about what's in best interest of the country, it's an ideological and backward idea
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Congratulations to Boris Johnson on becoming the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He will be great! |
Rory Stewert is my fave too and lets hope Boris knuckles down now and gets things done.
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of course he would say that to his lookalike :joker:
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I think Boris will be a great PM ,I have every faith in him
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Boris Johnson said Live today he is going to work flat out |
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Rory has said he is stepping down from his cabinet job. |
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Boris Johnson could win landslide by uniting the Brexit vote At this early stage, it's hard to say how Boris Johnson will perform among the general public in a national election. But polling shows that the new Prime Minister's pledge to leave the EU by October 31 would attract disaffected Tory voters back from the Brexit Party vote and give them a boost in the polls. The ORB poll showed that if the UK left by the Halloween deadline, Conservative members would flock back to the party, with 92 per cent backing the Tories. This repatriation of votes from the Brexit Party back into the Conservative fold would give the Tories a boost in a national general election. A recent YouGov poll showed that if a national election took place after Boris Johnson had delivered Brexit, the Conservatives would win a general election with 28 per cent of the vote. This is five percentage points higher than if Mr Johnson led the Conservatives into an election before Brexit had been delivered. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...tive-majority/ |
By all means, let him govern in coalition with nigel.
Personally I'm resigned the country will get ****ed. In 20 years or so we will be reapplying to the EU. Scotland by then will be independent |
He's going to force through No-deal when a lot of Brexit voters don't even want that. He won't unify ****, just separate us even more.
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We vote for our local MP, and the PM is the leader of the party with the most MPs. |
both labour and the tories had the opportunity presented to them 3 times to leave the EU with a deal and refused it, so they have no-one to blame but themselves if we end up leaving without a deal.
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