[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Wales Labour
appears to have done well.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-57009547

I think that's down this time to Mark Drakeford and his efforts in the greater part.

Thankfully Wales however, does still see through the Cons unlike England.

[bots]

people do not become stupid, uninformed or arse lickers when they choose a different political option to our own. Accusing others of that is simply playground mentality

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

people do not become stupid, uninformed or arse lickers when they choose a different political option to our own. Accusing others of that is simply playground mentality

If that's a dig at my comment.
Fair enough.
I stand by it however.

Across N Ireland, even in the DUP supporters there's dismay with the Cons and the government.

Scottish voters have strongly rejected the Cons for decades.

Now so do Wales

They're not stupid either.

There is however a good, not majority of voters across England ONLY who don't seem able to see through the Cons, nor even try to.

I say that too as someone who is English, born in Worcestershire.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Senior Conservatives now believe that Nicola Sturgeon is on course for an SNP
majority despite failing to win several key constituencies.

Senior Conservatives now believe that Nicola Sturgeon is on course for an SNP
majority despite failing to win several key constituencies.

David Mundell, the former Scottish Secretary, told BBC Scotland: "I accept that
the SNP is going to win and I anticipate they'll have a majority because it's
clear they're actually going to pick up some list seats."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...tlepool-boris/

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Senior Conservatives now believe that Nicola Sturgeon is on course for an SNP
majority despite failing to win several key constituencies.

Senior Conservatives now believe that Nicola Sturgeon is on course for an SNP
majority despite failing to win several key constituencies.

David Mundell, the former Scottish Secretary, told BBC Scotland: "I accept that
the SNP is going to win and I anticipate they'll have a majority because it's
clear they're actually going to pick up some list seats."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...tlepool-boris/

Of Course She will Win
but Not Enough
to ask for indy2

Bliss

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Of Course She will Win
but Not Enough
to ask for indy2

Bliss

The Greens in the Scottish parliament support a new referendum.
They'll pass the request.

Johnson then needs to be made to decide whether he leads a democratic Nation or is he a Dictator to some of its citizens.

Because Scots voters will have elected the SNP and Greens, who both in their manifests were calling for a new referendum.

To really ignore that, is abuse of power and dictatorship.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by arista

Of Course She will Win
but Not Enough
to ask for indy2

Bliss

the green number of MSP's is up to 9 now and they support Independence so the moral authority will be stronger than before

utter Bliss

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

the green number of MSP's is up to 9 now and they support Independence so the moral authority will be stronger than before

utter Bliss

The PM will not count the Green extra's

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Sturgeon: 'A quite extraordinary achievement for the SNP'
Nicola Sturgeon says she said all along that a majority for the SNP was a long shot.

However she adds: "I am thrilled with our result."

The SNP leader says her party has won the highest share and highest number of votes of any party in the history of devolution.

"By any standards this is a historic achievement, a quite extraordinary achievement for the SNP," she adds.

[arista]

Conservative Gain

Cannock Chase From NOC


BBCnewsHD say Andy Street
Conservative Mayor is expected to stay in power

[arista]

[arista]

[James]

What a lot of the commentary about this election has missed is that we are still in the middle of this pandemic crisis, and it is unclear when normal life will return, and that is the main thing people are interested in.

I think that is a big reason they have favoured voting for the current administrations.

[arista]

Originally Posted by James

What a lot of the commentary about this election has missed is that we are still in the middle of this pandemic crisis, and it is unclear when normal life will return, and that is the main thing people are interested in.

I think that is a big reason they have favoured voting for the current administrations.

Yes hence
BBC1 ScotlandHD
BBC1HD
SkyNewsHD
LBC

On a Saturday still waiting for slow counts to finish


China's Covid-19 has slowed everything down.

[arista]

SkyNewsHD

has done House of Commons Projection

Conservative new Majority :48


Conservative 349 -16
Labour 206 +3
SNP 50 +2
LibDem 22 +11
Other 23 0

[Tom4784]

Voting for a failing government that shows, each day that it's increasingly corrupt because it's familiar is foolish though.

People shouldn't tolerate wanton incompetence out of fear of the unknown.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Voting for a failing government that shows, each day that it's increasingly corrupt because it's familiar is foolish though.

People shouldn't tolerate wanton incompetence out of fear of the unknown.

Yes but that Conservative Mayor Ben
brought in Free parking
Privatised the Airport.



Labour Voters like him.

Owen on BBC1HD Live

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes but that Conservative Mayor Ben
brought in Free parking
Privatised the Airport.



Labour Voters like him.

Owen on BBC1HD Live

They're just voting for the wolf in their grandmother's clothing. Fools.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

They're just voting for the wolf in their grandmother's clothing. Fools.

You can say that
but locals are not with you........................

2nd BBC Video

[arista]

London Mayor Latest

Khan 40%
Bailey 35%

So it now has to go to 2nd preferences
later tonight around 8:30AM or 10AM Sunday?


SkyNewsHD London Reporter City Hall.

[Tom4784]

It doesn't matter whether they're with me or not. I can understand the rich voting tory, they benefit from doing so, but the middle and working classes make fools of themselves by voting Tory and they always have.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It doesn't matter whether they're with me or not. I can understand the rich voting tory, they benefit from doing so, but the middle and working classes make fools of themselves by voting Tory and they always have.

OK

But Working Class have had enough
of Starmer. (The Current Labour Leader)


2 Days of debates on BBC2HD Newsnight.
and Ch4HDnews

[joeysteele]

So pleased to see the great result for Andy Burnham as Mayor of Greater Manchester.

This guy should have been leader of the Labour Party.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

So pleased to see the great result for Andy Burnham as Mayor of Greater Manchester.

This guy should have been leader of the Labour Party.

Yes an Easy Win for him
Live now both news Channels
Attacking London and the South, again.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

So pleased to see the great result for Andy Burnham as Mayor of Greater Manchester.

This guy should have been leader of the Labour Party.

Yes agree with this a decent man and good news for Manchester and AnnieK